Access the documentation via MCP

The documentation MCP server allows your AI assistant (Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, etc.) to search the Cyberwatch technical documentation to answer your questions.

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open protocol that allows an AI assistant to connect to external information sources.

This server only gives access to the public documentation, it has no access to your Cyberwatch instance. To control your instance from an AI assistant, see the Cyberwatch MCP Server page.

Connect to the MCP server

The server address is the following:

https://docs.cyberwatch.com/mcp

No authentication is required.

In your AI client, add this address as a remote MCP server. Depending on the client, this option is also called “custom connector”. If a transport type is requested, choose HTTP (or Streamable HTTP).

Example with Claude

On claude.ai or in the Claude Desktop application:

Open “Customize > Connectors”
Click on “+”, then on “Add custom connector”
Enter a name, for example Cyberwatch Documentation, and the server address
Click on “Add”

To use it in a conversation, click on “+” at the bottom left of the input field, then enable the connector.

For more details, see the Claude documentation.

Example with ChatGPT

From the web version of ChatGPT:

Enable developer mode in the settings (security section)
Open the Plugins section, and click on “+” then on “Create an app > Create an MCP app”
Enter a name, a description and the server address
Choose the option without authentication, then confirm

To use it in a conversation, select the connector from the “+” menu of the input field.

For more details, see the ChatGPT documentation.

Other clients

For other AI clients, refer to their documentation to add a remote MCP server.

Ask a question

Once connected, ask your question in natural language, for example:

“How do I add an asset with an agentless connection?”
“What are the prerequisites for the Cyberwatch agent on Windows?”
“How do I configure an LDAP directory?”