Give Claude Brand Context with Our MCP Server
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) lets AI tools query external data sources natively. We built an MCP server so Claude can look up any brand, compare identities, and search by industry — without you writing any API code.
What is MCP?
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is a standard for connecting AI assistants to external data sources and tools. Instead of copying data into prompts manually, your AI can query structured APIs as if they were built-in capabilities.
Bivernado's MCP server exposes our entire brand intelligence API as tools that Claude can call. Ask Claude about Stripe's brand colors, and it queries our API directly.
Setup: Claude Code
One command:
That's it. Claude Code now has access to all Bivernado tools.
Setup: Claude Desktop
Add this to your claude_desktop_config.json:
Available tools
Once connected, Claude gets these tools:
get_brandsearch_brandscompare_brandsget_brand_tokensget_industryExample prompts
Once the MCP server is connected, try these with Claude:
Claude will automatically call the relevant Bivernado tools and use the structured data in its response. No API keys, no code, no setup beyond the initial config.
Why this matters
AI workflows need context. The more structured data your AI can access, the better its outputs. Brand intelligence is a natural fit — when you're writing copy, designing interfaces, or analyzing competitors, having instant access to structured brand data makes the AI dramatically more useful.
We think MCP is the future of how AI tools interact with data. Bivernado is one of the first brand data providers to ship a native integration.