Connect to Hissuno
Overview of the ways external AI agents and tools can connect to your Hissuno project.
Overview
Hissuno exposes your project's knowledge, feedback, issues, and customer data to external AI agents and developer tools. There are several ways to connect, depending on your workflow.
MCP Server
The MCP Server lets AI agents like Claude Desktop, Cursor, and Claude Code interact with your Hissuno project through the Model Context Protocol. Agents can search feedback, list issues, query knowledge, and create contacts — all through a standard interface.
CLI
The Hissuno CLI (hissuno) gives you terminal access to your project data. Set up new instances, configure connections, query feedback, issues, contacts, and knowledge, manage integrations - all from the command line.
npm install -g hissuno
hissuno config
Skills
Claude Code Skills let you add Hissuno context directly into your coding workflow. Skills provide structured prompts that Claude Code can use to pull in relevant product knowledge and feedback while you work.
API
The REST API provides full programmatic access to all project data. Use it to build custom integrations, automate workflows, or connect Hissuno to tools that don't support MCP.
Authentication
All connection methods require an API key generated from the Access page in your project settings. See Authentication for details on generating, managing, and rotating keys.