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Craft and Meteor AI agents

Connect Craft to a WhatsApp Met: search your documents, add rows to a collection, create tasks and write notes with the official MCP server.

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How does Craft connect to Meteor?

With the Craft ready-made connector, your Met uses Craft's official MCP server on the space the admin authorizes with OAuth. From WhatsApp it can search your documents, read and write their content, create documents and folders, add or update rows in a collection after reading its schema, create and update tasks and leave comments for your team. That way what comes in through the chat is written down where your team already works, without copying it by hand. It only reaches the space you connected, and deleting blocks, rows, tasks, documents or folders starts switched off.

What it automates

What a Meteor Met does with Craft

Write down what comes in on WhatsApp

A customer places an order on WhatsApp. The Met reads the schema of the collection where your team keeps orders and adds the row with what the customer asked for.

Turn a request into a task

When something needs someone to act, the Met creates the task in Craft and, when the team says it is done, updates it.

Answer with what is already written

If someone asks about a policy or a price your team documented, the Met finds the document in Craft, reads its blocks and answers with that.

Leave a note for the team

The Met adds a summary of the conversation to a document or leaves a comment, so the person in charge sees it in Craft.

30 tools

Everything your Met can ask Craft for

Each one is a real action in the connector. You can switch off the ones you would rather it never used.

Tool	What it does
`connection_info`	Reports the Craft connection details and the space it reaches.
`documents_list`	Lists the documents in the connected space.
`documents_search`	Searches across documents, with tag and date filters.
`documents_create`	Creates a new document.
`documents_move`	Moves a document to another location.
`documents_delete`	Deletes a document. Starts switched off.
`folders_list`	Lists the folders in the space.
`folders_create`	Creates a folder in the space.
`folders_move`	Moves a folder to another location.
`folders_delete`	Deletes a folder. Starts switched off.
`blocks_get`	Gets a document's content blocks.
`blocks_add`	Adds content blocks to a document.
`markdown_add`	Adds content written in Markdown to a document.
`blocks_update`	Changes existing content blocks.
`blocks_move`	Moves content blocks within a document or to another one.
`blocks_delete`	Deletes content blocks. Starts switched off.
`collections_list`	Lists the collections in the space.
`collectionschema_get`	Gets a collection's schema, that is, its fields.
`collectionschema_create`	Creates the schema for a new collection.
`collectionschema_update`	Changes a collection's schema.
`collectionitems_get`	Gets a collection's rows.
`collectionitems_add`	Adds rows to a collection.
`collectionitems_update`	Updates existing rows in a collection.
`collectionitems_delete`	Deletes rows from a collection. Starts switched off.
`tasks_get`	Gets tasks, including those in daily notes.
`tasks_add`	Creates new tasks in Craft.
`tasks_update`	Updates existing tasks, for example to mark them done.
`tasks_delete`	Deletes tasks. Starts switched off.
`comments_add`	Leaves a comment on a document for your team.
`image_view`	Opens an image stored in Craft to view it.

The limits

What the Craft integration does NOT do

We would rather say it here than have you find out during rollout.

It does not ask for confirmation in the chat before writing to Craft. The admin decides in Connections which actions stay on; delete actions start switched off.
It does not see other spaces: each connection is tied to a single Craft space, and another one needs its own connection.
There is no official tool list with descriptions: Craft documents what the connection allows, and this page sticks to the names the directory shows.
It does not guess a collection's fields: the Met reads its schema first, and if a field does not exist, it cannot fill it.

Before you start

What you need to connect Craft

1

A Craft account with the space you will use

The business's Craft account works. Have the space ready with the documents, collections and tasks the Met will use.
2

Connect it in Met

In Met, open Connections → Craft → Connect. A Craft window opens so you can sign in and approve access. Then you choose which actions stay on.