WayStation MCP Server

WayStation is a universal remote Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that bridges AI assistants—such as Claude, Cursor, and others—with the productivity tools developers already rely on.
By hosting a single, secure endpoint (https://waystation.ai/mcp), WayStation eliminates the need for individual integrations or custom connectors. Developers can simply point their MCP‑enabled client to this endpoint, and the server negotiates transport (HTTPS or SSE) while handling authentication behind the scenes. This one‑stop hub allows AI assistants to read, write, and manipulate data across a wide spectrum of applications without exposing sensitive credentials or managing OAuth flows directly.

Key capabilities include:

• Broad provider support: WayStation currently integrates with Notion, Monday.com, Airtable, Jira/Confluence, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Google Drive (Docs & Sheets), Office 365, Miro, Intercom, PayPal, and more. New integrations are added regularly through a community‑driven marketplace.
• Pre‑authenticated endpoints: Each user receives a unique, pre‑authorized URL (e.g., https://waystation.ai/mcp/Iddq66dIdkfARDNb3K) that can be shared or embedded in applications, ensuring secure access without repeated OAuth prompts.
• Transport flexibility: The server accepts both standard HTTPS requests and Server‑Sent Events (SSE), giving developers the choice between simple request/response patterns or real‑time streaming interactions.
• Dashboard management: Users can connect, revoke, and monitor all their integrations from a single web dashboard, simplifying credential lifecycle management.

Real‑world use cases span the entire productivity stack:

• Project and task automation—automatically create or update tickets in Jira, add tasks to Monday.com, or sync notes across Notion and Google Docs.
• Meeting intelligence—capture summaries and action items from Slack or Teams conversations, then populate them into a shared project board.
• Resource planning and reporting—pull capacity data from Airtable or Google Sheets, feed it into an AI model for forecasting, and push insights back to a dashboard.
• Creative production workflows—manage assets in Miro or Airtable, automate status updates, and generate creative briefs with AI assistance.

Integration into AI workflows is straightforward. Developers configure their MCP client to point at WayStation’s endpoint, optionally specifying the unique user URL for fine‑grained access. Once connected, the AI assistant can issue commands that are translated into API calls to the target productivity app via WayStation’s unified schema. This abstraction lets teams focus on building AI logic rather than handling the intricacies of each tool’s API.

Unique advantages that set WayStation apart include:

• No‑code, secure hub: Eliminates the need for custom connectors or serverless functions.
• Unified transport and auth handling: Offloads complexity of OAuth, token refreshes, and streaming protocols.
• Rapid expansion through marketplace: Developers can request or contribute new integrations without waiting for vendor‑specific support.
• Scalable, cloud‑hosted infrastructure: Offloads latency and reliability concerns to WayStation’s managed service.

In summary, WayStation empowers developers to embed powerful productivity automation into AI assistants with minimal friction. By centralizing connections, authentication, and transport, it enables rapid prototyping and deployment of intelligent workflows across a wide array of business tools.