Every board gets its own MCP server

Job seekers increasingly start their search in an AI assistant. Your board now meets them there: every board on a paid plan serves its own MCP server at https://<your board domain>/mcp, so anyone can add your board to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or VS Code and ask it for jobs.

On your domain, linking back to you

Your URL, your brand: the server lives on your board's domain, named after your board
Applications stay with you: every job and company the assistant returns links to its page on your board, where the candidate reads the full listing and applies
No sign-up for job seekers: the assistant sees what your board shows any visitor, and members-only jobs stay members-only

A setup page for job seekers

/mcp/docs on your board explains how to add the server to Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Cursor, and VS Code, with copy buttons for the URL and each config
An MCP link in your footer points visitors to it on Cavuno hosting and boards built with the AI website builder

What assistants can do

Search your jobs with filters, read any listing, find similar jobs, browse your categories and locations, look up the companies hiring on your board and their open jobs, and summarize company salaries when your board shows salaries. Every tool is read-only and rate limited.

Discoverable from your domain

Each board publishes an MCP Server Card at /mcp/server-card and an AI Catalog at /.well-known/ai-catalog.json, so MCP directories and assistants can find your server from your domain alone.

Works everywhere your board runs

Boards on Cavuno hosting and boards built with the AI website builder get the server automatically, and it's on by default. Turn it off under Settings → Integrations → Board MCP. Custom frontends built with the SDK serve it with createMcpHandler from @cavuno/board/mcp.