What is the LetRetro Model Context Protocol (MCP) connection?

Problem This Solves

Learn how LetRetro's remote MCP server at mcp.letretro.com enables AI agents to query boards and automate sprint insights.

When to Use This

An understanding of AI coding assistants and agent environments (Codex, Claude Code, Cursor).

Prerequisites

• An understanding of AI coding assistants and agent environments (Codex, Claude Code, Cursor).

Step-by-Step Instructions

1. What is MCP? The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that allows LLMs and AI coding agents to securely access external structured data and tools.
2. LetRetro Remote Endpoint: LetRetro hosts a managed remote MCP server endpoint at https://mcp.letretro.com/ requiring zero local installations or docker containers.
3. Browser-Based Authentication: Instead of pasting vulnerable API keys, authentication completes securely through your browser with explicit workspace approval.
4. Granular Scope Control: You choose whether to grant agents read-only access (querying previous retro cards and trends) or read-and-write access (submitting reflection points or drafting tickets).
5. Allowance & Rate Limits: The Pro plan includes 20,000 monthly requests shared across all workspaces and personal boards, resettable each billing period.

Expected Outcome

You understand how LetRetro's remote MCP connection operates and how AI agents safely interface with retrospective data.

Troubleshooting & Realistic Tips

• Need to check your live MCP consumption? Open /dashboard/billing to monitor remaining monthly requests.