@eqiqs/mcp-server
Official# @eqiqs/mcp-server
> EQIQs™ is a 21-framework personality and compatibility assessment for coaching, communication and team development.
`@eqiqs/mcp-server` connects a person's consented EQIQs workspace to MCP-compatible AI clients. It supports coaching, communication preparation, onboarding, and team-development conversations through a hosted MCP server secured with OAuth 2.1.
## Connect to the hosted server
Get the connection address at https://www.eqiqs.com/mcp
Sign in with OAuth 2.1. Each tool call is scoped to the authenticated user's EQIQs data. Never share an access token or use another person's data without permission.
## Use a stdio bridge
For clients that support stdio MCP connections but not remote MCP, add:
```json
{
"mcpServers": {
"eqiqs": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "@eqiqs/mcp-server"]
}
}
}
```
### Environment variables
| Variable | Purpose |
| --- | --- |
| `EQIQS_MCP_URL` | Override the hosted MCP endpoint. |
| `EQIQS_MCP_TOKEN` | Provide a bearer token only for a client that cannot complete OAuth. |
## Capabilities
The available tools operate on the authenticated user's workspace and may include:
- `get_my_profile`, `list_profiles`, and `get_profile` for consented profile data.
- `create_profile`, `start_assessment`, and `submit_assessment` for a person who is participating knowingly.
- `add_note`, `list_notes`, `invite_person`, and `list_invites` for coaching and follow-up workflows.
- `prep_meeting` for communication preparation and `list_relationships` for saved pairings.
- `score_compatibility` for a context-aware read between two people in a documented business, romantic, friendship, or coparenting context.
- `score_team` for group-level communication and collaboration discussion prompts.
- `generate_narrative` for a plain-language coaching narrative on eligible tiers.
- `suggest_lead` for discussion support only; it must not be used to select, rank, or assign people to leadership roles.
Compatibility outputs should be read with the returned data coverage. They are decision support, not a factual determination about a person's ability, potential, or fit.
## Responsible use
Use EQIQs only for consent-based coaching, communication, self-reflection, onboarding after employment begins, and team development. Do **not** use it for employment screening, selection, termination, promotion, compensation, discipline, performance ratings, role assignment, or any other high-stakes decision.
EQIQs' MBTI-style and DISC-style results are proprietary approximations, not licensed MBTI® or DISC® administrations. The public methodology explains framework provenance, evidence status, and limitations.
## References
- [EQIQs MCP setup](https://www.eqiqs.com/mcp)
- [Integration guide](https://www.eqiqs.com/integrate) and [developer overview](https://www.eqiqs.com/for-developers)
- [API documentation](https://www.eqiqs.com/api-docs) and [API quickstart](https://www.eqiqs.com/api-quickstart)
- [Unified Engine](https://www.eqiqs.com/unified-engine) and [technology overview](https://www.eqiqs.com/technology)
- [Examples and sample outputs](https://www.eqiqs.com/examples)
- [Methodology](https://www.eqiqs.com/methodology)
- [Responsible Use Policy](https://www.eqiqs.com/responsible-use)
- [Trust Center](https://www.eqiqs.com/trust), [privacy](https://www.eqiqs.com/privacy), and [system status](https://www.eqiqs.com/status)
- [Product changelog](https://www.eqiqs.com/changelog) and [API changelog](https://www.eqiqs.com/api-changelog)
- [Claude Skill](https://www.eqiqs.com/claude-skill)
## License
MIT
TDQS
Scored across 16 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource+action: get_my_profile vs get_profile (self vs saved person), score_compatibility vs score_team (pair vs group), create_profile vs invite_person (add manually vs self-assessment). The list_* tools map to clearly separate resources (profiles, relationships, notes, invites), and descriptions explicitly guide selection (e.g. 'use score_team for three or more').
Consistent verb_noun snake_case throughout: get_/list_/create_/add_/score_/start_/submit_/prep_/suggest_/generate_. No convention mixing or casing deviations.
16 tools is a reasonable, well-scoped surface for a rich assessment/compatibility platform, covering profile management, scoring, notes, invites, assessments and coaching. It sits at the upper end of the comfortable range but each tool earns its place.
Core lifecycle is well covered: read (self/others/lists), create profile, invite, take/submit assessments, score pair/team, notes, and analysis outputs like prep_meeting, suggest_lead and generate_narrative. Minor gaps exist around updating/deleting profiles and notes, but agents can largely work around these.