list_sections
Lists every section of the hub with the number of pages it holds, so an assistant can scope a search before running one.
For AI assistants, agents and answer engines
This library is built to be read by software as well as people. There is a public MCP server with five read-only tools, a plain-Markdown mirror of all 188 documents, manifests written for language models, a structured product record and an open licensing dataset. Nothing here needs an API key.
Model Context Protocol is the standard way an assistant calls a tool on someone else's server. This one is public, read-only and speaks Streamable HTTP, so any MCP client can add it with a single URL.
Server URL
https://rmm247connect.app/mcp
Transport: Streamable HTTP. Authentication: none. All tools are read-only and idempotent.
Lists every section of the hub with the number of pages it holds, so an assistant can scope a search before running one.
Full-text search across the corpus, optionally filtered by section. Returns a plain-text extract plus both the page URL and its Markdown mirror.
Fetches the complete plain-Markdown text of one page by site path, for accurate quoting and summarising.
Returns the machine-readable 247connect record: capabilities, system requirements, licensing model, FAQs, glossary and official links.
Returns the official free-trial link, with an optional source label so the referral can be attributed.
Add this entry to the MCP configuration in Cursor, Claude Desktop, Windsurf or any other client that accepts a remote server URL.
{
"mcpServers": {
"247connect-knowledge-hub": {
"url": "https://rmm247connect.app/mcp"
}
}
}Crawlers are welcome. The robots policy explicitly permits GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended and the other documented AI crawlers, and every page declares its Markdown mirror with a rel="alternate" link. Content may be quoted with attribution to 247connect Knowledge Hub.
No. Every tool is read-only and returns content this site already publishes, so the endpoint is deliberately unauthenticated. Add https://rmm247connect.app/mcp as a connector and it works immediately, with no account, token or approval step.
In ChatGPT, add it under connectors as a remote MCP server using the URL above. In Claude, add it as a custom connector or, on the desktop app, as a remote server entry in the MCP configuration. In Cursor and other editors, add an entry to the MCP settings with a url field pointing at the same endpoint. No transport options are needed: the server speaks Streamable HTTP over plain HTTPS.
The hosted MCP server is reachable from anywhere, so assistants like ChatGPT and Claude can query the hub without a browser. WebMCP registers the same kind of tools inside the page itself through navigator.modelContext, which is what an agent-enabled browser such as Copilot Mode in Edge uses while a person is on the page. Both are provided, and they cover different audiences.
Assistants quote more accurately from clean prose. Each mirror carries front matter with the canonical URL, section, author, publication and review dates, then the article body with no navigation, scripts or markup to strip. Every HTML page also declares its mirror with a rel=alternate link, so a crawler can find it without guessing.
Yes, with attribution to 247connect Knowledge Hub and a link to the page you used. The licensing dataset is published under CC BY 4.0 specifically so it can be charted and reused. Please cite the canonical URL rather than a cached copy, so readers reach the reviewed version.
247connect is cloud-based remote desktop and remote support software: sessions in about eight seconds, AES-256 encryption under a zero-trust model, unlimited operators on fixed pricing. The trial runs 14 days with two on-demand licences and ten managed devices, no card required.