What Hurus MCP is and what you can ask it from Claude or ChatGPT: your meetings, signals and lookalikes of your best client. Now in beta with a waitlist.

Hurus MCP is a way to see your operation with Hurus from the assistant you already use. No new platform: your signals, your conversations and your meetings, inside Claude or ChatGPT. It is in beta and access is by waitlist.
MCP stands for Model Context Protocol. It is an open standard that lets an AI assistant connect to information and actions in other systems. Instead of copying and pasting data into the chat, the assistant queries it directly, with the permissions you give it.
Hurus MCP applies that standard to your sales operation with Hurus. It works with the most widely used assistants: Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and Claude Code.
These are indicative examples of what the access is designed to answer:
The idea is that you don't have to open one more dashboard. You ask in natural language and get the answer where you already work.
It is in beta. On the Hurus website you can join the waitlist with your email. We write to you with your access.
Hurus is an external sales team: AI to identify the moment, humans to activate the relationship. MCP is one more window onto that work. What makes it useful isn't the protocol, but that behind it there is a team that has detected the moment, opened the conversation and put the meeting on your calendar.
A way to check your operation with Hurus from Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or Claude Code, with no new platform. You ask about your meetings, your signals or the lookalikes of your best client and get the answer in the same chat.
No. Hurus is not a CRM and doesn't replace one. MCP lets you check what the Hurus team does for you, without leaving the assistant you already use. How it fits with your other systems is settled on the call.
It is in beta with a waitlist. You can join with your email on the Hurus website and we write to you with your access.
This article describes the state of Hurus MCP in beta. The example questions are indicative.
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