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MCP

One remote server, any MCP client. What it exposes, and what it will not do.

Slash Trace is a remote MCP server. A client connects to one URL over HTTP, authorises once with OAuth 2.0, and can then see the careers pages you track, search the roles on them, tell you what has appeared since you last looked, and add or remove boards — in an ordinary conversation.

There is nothing to install and nothing to run locally.

The server URL

https://api.slashtrace.com/mcp

This is the only address any client needs. The setup steps differ by client; the endpoint does not.

The API and MCP are available on the Pro and Ultra plans only. See plans.

What it can do

Reads

  • List tracked boards. Every careers page on your list, with how many roles are open on each and when it was last read.
  • Search roles. Searches roles across every board you track, by title and location.
  • What's new. The roles that have appeared since you last looked.

Writes

  • Track a company. Adds a careers page to your list. Give it a company domain and it finds the board itself.
  • Stop tracking a company. Removes a board from your list. The board and its history survive, because other accounts may track the same page.

Boards added through a client count against your plan limit exactly as they do in the app.

What it cannot do

The server reaches your boards and the roles on them, and nothing else. It has no access to billing or payment details, no access to any account but yours, and no admin access. It cannot read your conversations, your memory or your files — MCP does not work in that direction.

How authorisation works

The connection is authorised with OAuth 2.0. Your password is never shared with the client. You sign in on our page, the client receives an access token, and you can revoke that token from Settings at any time. Revoking disconnects the client and leaves your account and your boards untouched.

Clients

  • Claude — web, desktop, mobile and Claude Code. Documented step by step.
  • Anything else that speaks MCP. Point it at the server URL above as a remote HTTP server and complete the sign-in it opens. If a client you use needs its own page here, tell us which: [email protected].