Puts your customer data behind an MCP server, so an AI assistant answers questions inside the tools your team already has open.
Connect Claude or any MCP client and ask about the feedback in plain English. It can search comments, pull theme trends and segment health, and flag an account for review.
01
WHAT IS MCP
Tools an AI assistant can actually use
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that lets an AI assistant like Claude call an application’s own tools and read its data directly, instead of a human copy-pasting context back and forth. The Signal Line is a real MCP server, and every tool, resource and prompt below is read from it live each time this page loads.
02
LIVE CATALOGUE
Tools, resources & prompts
Tools (5)
search_feedback
Hybrid (semantic + lexical) search over customer feedback. Optional filter.
querystringrequiredWhat to search for
segmentstringone of: Enterprise, Mid-Market, SMB
account_refstringLimit results to one account
get_theme_trends
Counts of feedback by theme and sentiment. Optional segment filter.
segmentstringone of: Enterprise, Mid-Market, SMB
get_segment_health
Average account health and usage trend for a segment.
Flags an account for review. Fails on an unknown account_ref.
account_refstringrequired
reasonstringrequired
get_flagged_accounts
Lists accounts flagged for review, most recent entry per account.
No parameters.
Resources (2)
VoC segment definitions
Definitions for customer segments used across the signal_line tools.
voc://segments
VoC persona definitions
Definitions for personas used across the signal_line tools.
voc://personas
Prompts (3)
weekly_cs_brief
Prioritised weekly brief: which accounts need attention and why.
segmentLimit the brief to one segment (Enterprise, Mid-Market, SMB)
account_deep_dive
Narrative summary of one account: recent feedback, flag status, recommended next step.
account_refrequiredThe account_ref to investigate
churn_risk_scan
Identifies which segment(s) are trending negative and what to investigate first.
segmentLimit the scan to one segment (Enterprise, Mid-Market, SMB)
03
CONNECT YOUR OWN CLIENT
Wire this into Claude
URLhttps://www.cxmatters.com.au/mcp
TransportStreamable HTTP
HeaderAuthorization: Bearer <your-token>
First, a demo token
This is a live demo rather than a public endpoint, so the config below
needs a token before it will connect. Ask for one and you will get a
read-only key that can query every tool above.
Claude Desktop’s built-in Custom Connector UI only supports OAuth
Client ID and Secret, not a static bearer token, so this server connects
through the mcp-remote stdio bridge instead. It runs over
npx, so Node needs to be installed.
Paste that into Settings → Developer → Edit Config, save, and
restart Claude Desktop. The tools appear under the plug icon in a new chat.
Access today is gated by a shared bearer-token header, checked against an environment secret: a demo-grade shortcut, not a production auth model. The demo token is read-only, so it can query tools freely but any write (like flagging an account) is politely refused. A real deployment would sit behind Doorkeeper or OAuth 2.1, issuing scoped, revocable tokens per client instead of one shared secret per role.
04
RECENT ACTIVITY
Recent queries through the Signal Line
Quiet lately.
The most recent call through this server was 17 days ago.
The endpoint is live either way: the tools above are read from it on every page load.