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Intent Leads has an MCP server, so an AI agent can work with your lanes, counts, exports and leads in plain language: “How many new high-intent people does L3 have? Export 50 and give me the CSV.”
MCP server URL
It uses streamable HTTP, and you sign in with an MCP key sent as a bearer token. MCP keys aren’t the same as API keys: ask your Intent Leads contact or support for one. Each key only reaches your organization’s data.

Connect your agent

How agents find the tools

The server keeps your agent’s context small: it exposes a few general tools, and the agent looks up the Intent Leads tools it needs. A good first call is call_tool("intent_how_to_use_me", "{}"): it explains lanes, counts and exports to the agent.

Intent Leads tools

intent_export_leads spends contacts from your plan. Its description tells agents to run intent_quote_export first and get your go-ahead, but review what your agent is allowed to do without asking you.

Example prompts

  • “Which of my lanes has the most new high-intent people this week?”
  • “Show me a sample for L2. Do these look like VPs of sales at SaaS companies?”
  • “Quote an export of 100 from all lanes, then export it if it’s under 150 contacts, and save the CSV.”
  • “Add the keyword ‘outbound agency pricing’ to L1.”
  • “Did anyone ask to be removed since Monday? Give me their lead IDs.”