MCP Integration
Let AI assistants use Datronis via Model Context Protocol
What is MCP?
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard by Anthropic that lets AI assistants (Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, etc.) connect to external services and call real tools. Datronis exposes one of the most capable public MCP servers in the job-search space: any MCP-compatible AI can search real jobs, browse news, explore companies, and query live platform stats for free — and, with a personal access token, build or update a full resume from nothing but a conversation, submit job applications, and check application status, all on your behalf and without writing a single line of integration code.
Quickest way to test
Paste the server URL into Claude Desktop (or any MCP client) and immediately ask: "Find remote senior React jobs" or "Show me the latest tech news."
New to MCP?
See the Datronis for AI Agents overview page first for a plain-language pitch, the full tool list, and more example prompts — come back here when you're ready to wire up a client.
Server URL
The MCP server is a single HTTP endpoint. All three HTTP methods are used by the protocol:
| Field | Type | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
POST /api/mcp | HTTP | Yes | — | Initialize a new session or send messages to an existing one |
GET /api/mcp | HTTP | No | — | Open a Server-Sent Events stream for server-initiated messages (requires Mcp-Session-Id header) |
DELETE /api/mcp | HTTP | No | — | Close and clean up a session (requires Mcp-Session-Id header) |
https://api.datronis.com/api/mcpClaude Desktop Setup
Add the following to your Claude Desktop configuration file. On macOS this is at ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json.
{
"mcpServers": {
"datronis": {
"command": "npx",
"args": [
"mcp-remote",
"https://api.datronis.com/api/mcp"
]
}
}
}mcp-remote
The mcp-remote package bridges Claude Desktop (which uses stdio) to any HTTP MCP server. Install it once with: npm install -g mcp-remote
Cursor / Windsurf / Cline Setup
These editors support HTTP MCP servers natively. Add the server URL in your editor's MCP settings panel:
{
"mcpServers": {
"datronis": {
"url": "https://api.datronis.com/api/mcp",
"type": "http"
}
}
}Available Tools
Las primeras 6 herramientas a continuación son públicas (no requieren clave de API) — la IA puede llamarlas automáticamente según tu solicitud. Las 5 restantes requieren un token de acceso personal (ver la siguiente sección) ya que actúan sobre tu cuenta: enviar postulaciones, leer tus currículums, revisar tu historial de postulaciones y redactar o revisar artículos de noticias.
| Field | Type | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
search_jobs | tool "q""country""city""remote_type""job_type""job_level""skills""salary_min""page""limit""api_key (optional)" | No | — | Search job listings by keyword, location, remote policy, job type, experience level, and skills. Pass api_key to personalize results (e.g. whether you saved a job). Returns paginated results. |
get_job | tool "slug (required)""api_key (optional)" | No | — | Get the full details of a job by its slug or ID — including description, requirements, salary, and application URL. Pass api_key to personalize results. |
get_news | tool "title""category_id""locale""limit""offset" | No | — | Fetch the latest news articles. Filter by title keyword, category ID, or locale (language). Returns title, summary, date, and URL. |
get_categories | tool "locale" | No | — | List all content categories on the platform. Used to discover category IDs for filtering news. |
search_companies | tool "query""country""industry""is_hiring""limit""page" | No | — | Search companies by name, industry, or country. Optionally filter to actively-hiring companies. |
get_platform_stats | tool | No | — | Get platform-wide statistics: total jobs, companies, news articles, and users. |
apply_to_job | tool "api_key (required)""job_id (required)""resume_id (optional)""cover_letter (optional)" | Yes | — | Submit a job application on your behalf. If resume_id is omitted, your default (or most recently updated) resume is used automatically. |
list_my_resumes | tool "api_key (required)""query""status""locale""page""limit" | Yes | — | List your saved resumes (including their full content), so an AI agent can show you which one will be used to apply, let you pick a different one, or read the current content before updating it. |
create_resume | tool "api_key (required)""title""locale""is_default""name""headline""summary""location""contact""experiences""education""skills""projects""certificates""customSections" | Yes | — | Create a resume by giving your AI agent its content directly — name, headline, summary, contact info, work experience, education, skills, projects, certificates. No manual form-filling: describe your background in chat and the agent builds the resume for you. Skips layout/styling entirely; Datronis applies sensible defaults, which you can still adjust afterward in the human builder at /app/resume-builder/. |
update_resume | tool "api_key (required)""resume_id (required)""title""locale""status""is_default""full_replace""name""headline""summary""location""contact""experiences""education""skills""projects""certificates""customSections" | Yes | — | Redacta y publica un artículo de noticias. Abierta a cualquier cuenta — el token es para limitar la tasa de uso y para la auditoría, no una barrera de permisos. Siempre se redacta primero en inglés; un clasificador de seguridad automático debe devolver "green" antes de que el artículo se publique (ver Seguridad de contenido y política de publicación abajo). Publica solo en inglés a menos que se indique target_locales. |
get_my_applications | tool "api_key (required)""page""limit" | Yes | — | Revisa y reclasifica un artículo que draft_news rechazó como "flagged". Cada intento se registra por separado — nunca es un cambio de estado silencioso. Solo la cuenta que envió originalmente el artículo puede reenviarlo. |
draft_news | tool "api_key (required)""title (required)""body (required)""content_format (html | markdown; default html)""category_id (optional)""target_locales (optional)" | Yes | — | Draft and publish a news article. Body may be rich HTML with classes and inline CSS, or Markdown rendered server-side. Open to any account — the token is for rate-limiting and an audit trail, not a permission gate. Always drafted in English first; an automated safety classifier must return "green" before the article goes live (see Content Safety & Publishing below). Publishes English-only unless target_locales is given. |
resubmit_news | tool "api_key (required)""news_id (required)""title (required)""body (required)""content_format (html | markdown; default html)""target_locales (optional)" | Yes | — | Revise and reclassify an article that draft_news rejected as "flagged". Every attempt is separately logged — never a silent status flip. Only the account that originally submitted the article may resubmit it. |
get_missing_news_translations | tool "locale (optional)""page (optional)""limit (optional)" | No | — | List published English articles and which locale codes each one is still missing. Pass locale to focus on a single language. Read-only — never translates anything itself. |
submit_news_translation | tool "api_key (required)""news_id (required)""locale (required)""title (required)""body (required)""content_format (html | markdown; default html)" | Yes | — | Publish your own translation of an already-published article into a new locale. Unlike target_locales on draft_news (which asks Datronis's own server to translate), the title/body you pass here is published as-is — you do the translation. Rejected if that locale is already covered. |
admin_create_news | tool "api_key (required, admin)""title (required)""body (required)""content_format (html | markdown; default html)""locale (required)""category_id (optional)""published (optional)""target_locales (optional)""translate_to_all (optional)" | Yes | — | Admin-only: publish a news article directly into any locale and optionally queue selected or all missing translations. Translation jobs are durable and continue after the MCP call returns. |
admin_edit_news | tool "api_key (required, admin)""news_id (required)""title (optional)""body (optional)""content_format (html | markdown; used when body is supplied)""category_id (optional)""published (optional)" | Yes | — | Admin-only: edit any existing article's title, body, category, or published status, regardless of who created it. No ownership restriction and no classifier. Omit a field to leave it unchanged. |
admin_translate_news | tool "api_key (required, admin)""news_id (required)""target_locales (optional; omit for all missing)" | Yes | — | Admin-only: queue server-generated translations for selected missing locales, or omit target_locales to fill every missing language. Existing translations are skipped, and retries are idempotent. |
admin_get_news_translation_status | tool "api_key (required, admin)""news_id (required)" | Yes | — | Admin-only: check existing and missing locales plus QUEUED, PROCESSING, COMPLETED, or FAILED state for every translation task. complete=true means all 24 languages exist. |
Seguridad de contenido y política de publicación para draft_news
Publicar noticias a través de MCP sigue un flujo fijo e ineludible: redactar en inglés, clasificar, y solo entonces decidir si se publica o en qué otros idiomas.
- Paso 1 — Borrador en inglés — draft_news siempre crea primero la versión en inglés del artículo, sin importar en qué idiomas quieras publicarlo eventualmente. Tanto la clasificación como cualquier revisión trabajan con esta versión en inglés como fuente de verdad.
- Paso 2 — Clasificación automática — un clasificador de seguridad de IA lee el artículo y devuelve "green" (no controvertido — ciencia, tecnología, negocios, deportes, entretenimiento, cultura, salud, estilo de vida) o "flagged" (política partidista, elecciones, guerra o conflicto, violencia gráfica, discurso de odio, desinformación, o cualquier tema que probablemente resulte controvertido o divisivo para una audiencia general).
- Si es green — el artículo se publica en inglés de inmediato, y también se traduce y publica en cualquier locale que hayas indicado en target_locales.
- Si es flagged — el artículo se crea pero permanece sin publicar. La llamada a la herramienta devuelve el razonamiento del clasificador. No hay nada que puedas pasar a draft_news que lo fuerce a publicarse desde aquí — no existe un indicador de anulación.
- Paso 3 — Revisar y reenviar (opcional) — llama a resubmit_news con el mismo news_id y un título/cuerpo revisado. Esto ejecuta una clasificación completamente nueva sobre la revisión y se registra como su propio intento, separado del original. Si la revisión ahora es green, se publica; si sigue siendo flagged, permanece sin publicar y puede reenviarse de nuevo.
- Propiedad — solo la cuenta cuya api_key llamó originalmente a draft_news para un artículo dado puede llamar a resubmit_news sobre él. Se rechaza cualquier api_key diferente, incluso si es válida.
- Los idiomas son opcionales — omitir target_locales publica solo en inglés. Pasa los códigos de idioma de 2 letras que quieras (por ejemplo, ["de", "ru"]) para también traducir y publicar en esos idiomas en la misma llamada.
- Flexible authoring — set content_format to markdown for headings, tables, lists, links, images and code blocks, or html for rich HTML, classes and inline CSS. Markdown is converted to stable HTML on the backend before storage, translation and indexing.
Por qué esto no se puede omitir
La barrera de clasificación existe para que cualquiera pueda usar draft_news sin que un humano tenga que aprobar previamente cada artículo — es lo que hace que una herramienta abierta de publicación de contenido no autenticado sea segura de mantener pública.
target_locales vs. submit_news_translation
target_locales on draft_news/resubmit_news asks Datronis's own server to translate the article for you. submit_news_translation is the opposite: you (the calling AI) write the translated title/body yourself and publish it directly — no server-side translation call happens at all. Use get_missing_news_translations first to find articles that genuinely need a given locale.
Authenticated Tools — Personal Access Tokens
apply_to_job, list_my_resumes, create_resume, update_resume, get_my_applications, draft_news, resubmit_news, submit_news_translation, and all admin_* tools act on your Datronis account, so they need to know who you are. Generate a personal access token from your account settings, then send it either as an Authorization: Bearer HTTP header (preferred) or as the api_key argument on the tool call.
Prefer the Authorization header over the api_key argument
If your MCP client lets you configure a header, use Authorization: Bearer <token> on every request instead of passing api_key as a tool argument. An argument has to be reproduced verbatim inside the JSON the calling AI generates for the tool call — which means it passes through the model's own context and shows up in conversation history, tool-call logs, and tracing. A header never does. This isn't theoretical: a real key was corrupted in exactly this way once — the model reconstructing the argument spliced an unrelated local file path into the middle of it. If a header isn't an option in your client, the argument still works (checked second, as a fallback), but treat any key that ever passed through it as more exposed and rotate it more readily.
- Step 1 — Go to
/app/api-keys/while logged in and click "New Key". - Step 2 — Copy the generated key (starts with
dtk_) — it's shown only once. - Step 3 (preferred) — Configure your MCP client to send
Authorization: Bearer dtk_...as an HTTP header on every request. - Step 3 (fallback) — If your client can't set custom headers, pass it as
api_keyin your prompt or tool call instead, e.g. "apply to job X using api_key dtk_...". - Revoking — Revoke a key anytime from the same page; it stops working immediately, regardless of which method was used to send it.
One key, every capability
The same personal access token also works with the Datronis Converter API (/api/v1/convert) — you don't need a separate key for MCP tool calls.
All admin_* tools need an admin account
The four admin tools check the token owner's account role, not just whether the token is valid. A regular account's token is rejected with "Admin access required" even though it works for non-admin tools. There is no separate admin-specific token type — it is the same personal access token, checked against its account role.
ChatGPT production authentication
The api_key argument is useful for direct/developer-mode testing, but a published authenticated ChatGPT plugin should use the MCP OAuth 2.1 authorization flow. The Datronis token must not be pasted into ordinary prompts; configure authentication at the connection level whenever the client supports it.
Resources
The MCP server also exposes a readable resource — the platform overview documentation — which AI assistants can read to understand the platform before calling tools:
platform://docs/overviewHow Sessions Work
The server uses the Streamable HTTP transport (MCP spec 2025-03-26):
- Step 1 — Client sends
POST /api/mcpwith aninitializemessage (no session ID header). Every request, including this first one, must sendAccept: application/json, text/event-stream— the server rejects anything else with406 Not Acceptable. - Step 2 — Server creates a session and returns the
Mcp-Session-Idheader. - Step 3 — Client sends a
notifications/initializedmessage (with theMcp-Session-Idheader) to confirm the handshake — the spec-correct next step, expected by well-behaved MCP clients even though this server doesn't currently enforce it. - Step 4 — All subsequent tool calls include the
Mcp-Session-Idheader. - Step 5 — Client can open a
GET /api/mcpSSE stream for server-initiated notifications. - Step 6 — Client sends
DELETE /api/mcpto close the session when done. - Auto-expiry — Sessions auto-expire after 30 minutes of inactivity.
Accept header is required
The server rejects any request that doesn't advertise support for both response formats with 406 Not Acceptable: Client must accept both application/json and text/event-stream. Every request below — not just the first — needs Accept: application/json, text/event-stream alongside Content-Type: application/json.
# Step 1: Initialize a session
curl -X POST https://api.datronis.com/api/mcp \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-H "Accept: application/json, text/event-stream" \
-D - \
-d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"initialize","id":1,"params":{"protocolVersion":"2025-03-26","capabilities":{},"clientInfo":{"name":"curl","version":"1.0"}}}'
# Note the Mcp-Session-Id in the response headers, then:
# Step 2: Confirm initialization (expected: 202 Accepted, empty body)
curl -X POST https://api.datronis.com/api/mcp \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-H "Accept: application/json, text/event-stream" \
-H "Mcp-Session-Id: <your-session-id>" \
-d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"notifications/initialized"}'
# Step 3: List available tools
curl -X POST https://api.datronis.com/api/mcp \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-H "Accept: application/json, text/event-stream" \
-H "Mcp-Session-Id: <your-session-id>" \
-d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"tools/list","id":2}'
# Step 4: Call search_jobs
curl -X POST https://api.datronis.com/api/mcp \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-H "Accept: application/json, text/event-stream" \
-H "Mcp-Session-Id: <your-session-id>" \
-d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"tools/call","id":3,"params":{"name":"search_jobs","arguments":{"q":"React","remote_type":"REMOTE","limit":5}}}'Locale Reference
El parámetro locale en get_news y get_categories acepta un número del 1 al 24. draft_news/resubmit_news usan en su lugar códigos de 2 letras (por ejemplo, "de", "ru") en target_locales — los mismos códigos que se muestran en esta tabla.
| Field | Type | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | English (en) | No | — | Default |
2 | Persian / Farsi (fa) | No | — | RTL |
3 | Spanish (es) | No | — | |
4 | German (de) | No | — | |
5 | Chinese (zh) | No | — | |
6 | Russian (ru) | No | — | |
7 | French (fr) | No | — | |
8 | Arabic (ar) | No | — | RTL |
9 | Hebrew (he) | No | — | RTL |
10 | Japanese (ja) | No | — | |
11 | Turkish (tr) | No | — | |
12 | Italian (it) | No | — | |
13 | Korean (ko) | No | — | |
14 | Portuguese (pt) | No | — | |
15 | Georgian (ka) | No | — | |
16 | Armenian (hy) | No | — | |
17 | Indonesian (id) | No | — | |
18 | Kazakh (kk) | No | — | |
19 | Finnish (fi) | No | — | |
20 | Norwegian Bokmål (nb) | No | — | |
21 | Dutch (nl) | No | — | |
22 | Polish (pl) | No | — | |
23 | Swedish (sv) | No | — | |
24 | Danish (da) | No | — |
Example AI Prompts
Once connected, try these natural language prompts in any MCP-aware AI:
- "Find remote senior React developer jobs in Europe"
- "What are the latest tech news articles in English?"
- "Search for fintech companies actively hiring in London"
- "How many jobs and companies are on the platform?"
- "Get the job details for slug 'senior-frontend-engineer-acme-corp'"
- "List all available news categories"
- "Apply to the senior-frontend-engineer-acme-corp job using my Datronis account (api_key dtk_...)"
- "List my resumes on Datronis and tell me which one is my default"
- "Build me a Datronis resume from my background: 4 years as a backend engineer at Acme (2021-present), B.Sc. Computer Science from TU Berlin, strong in Go and PostgreSQL (api_key dtk_...)"
- "Redacta un artículo de noticias en Datronis sobre [tema] y publícalo en inglés y alemán (api_key dtk_...)"
- "Mi última llamada a draft_news fue flagged — aquí tienes una versión revisada y neutral, reenvíala con news_id 123"
- "Draft a news article on Datronis about [topic] and publish it in English and German (api_key dtk_...)"
- "My last draft_news call was flagged — here's a revised, neutral version, resubmit it under news_id 123"
- "Which published articles on Datronis are still missing a Finnish translation?"
- "Translate news_id 101 into Finnish and publish it using my api_key"