# Guru MCP for AI Agents AI Agent Connect

> Guru MCP connects your enterprise wiki to your AI agent so you can search, create, and update verified knowledge cards through natural conversation. It turns your company's internal documentation into a searchable knowledge base for your AI client.

## Overview
- **Category:** brain-trust
- **Price:** Free
- **Endpoint:** https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_7LQXrkSM9XQQOw7JOPYI6ZNaWNzlB4ILMPhRD95j/ai-agent-connect
- **Tags:** wiki, enterprise-search, verified-information, internal-documentation, knowledge-base

## Description

This Guru MCP connects your enterprise wiki to your AI agent to automate your knowledge management and internal documentation workflows. If your team uses Guru as its source of truth, this connection lets your agent pull specific information without you having to manually navigate through folders or tabs. You can ask your agent to find a specific policy, pull up a troubleshooting guide, or even create a new card in a specific collection. It handles the heavy lifting of searching across your entire workspace, meaning your agent always has access to the most recent, verified data. By using this through the Vinkius catalog, you give your AI client a direct line to your company's collective intelligence. It's built for people who need to get answers fast and want their AI to stay grounded in the facts your company has already approved. Instead of copy-pasting info from a wiki into a chat, your agent just goes and gets it.

## Tools

### verify_api_connection
Check if your connection to Guru is active. Use this to ensure your agent can reach your wiki.

### create_knowledge_card
Create a new card in your wiki. This lets you build out your knowledge base through your AI client.

### delete_knowledge_card
Remove a card from your workspace. Use this to clean up outdated or incorrect information.

### get_card_details
Get the full content of a specific card. This is how your agent reads the actual text of your wiki.

### get_collection_details
Get metadata for a specific collection. Use this to understand how your knowledge is grouped.

### list_knowledge_boards
List all the boards in your workspace. This helps you see where specific collections are pinned.

### list_knowledge_cards
List all cards in your workspace. Use this to get an overview of your current documentation.

### list_knowledge_collections
List all collections in Guru. This shows your agent the high-level organization of your wiki.

### list_access_groups
List all user groups. Use this to check who has permission to view certain parts of the wiki.

### list_workspace_members
List all team members. This helps you verify who has access to your workspace.

### search_knowledge_base
Search all cards for specific keywords. This is the primary way your agent finds answers for you.

### update_knowledge_card
Modify the content of an existing card. Use this to keep your wiki information current and accurate.

## Prompt Examples

**Prompt:** 
```
Search my Guru wiki for 'Remote Work Policy'.
```

**Response:** 
```
Searching your Guru wiki... 

I found a card titled **Global Remote Work Policy** in the HR collection. 

**Details:**
* **Status:** Verified
* **Last Updated:** 2 days ago
* **Summary:** Outlines the guidelines for remote and hybrid work across all global offices.

Would you like me to show you the full content of this card?
```

**Prompt:** 
```
List all my knowledge collections in Guru.
```

**Response:** 
```
Retrieving your collections... 

I found 4 active collections in your workspace:

| Collection Name | ID |
| :--- | :--- |
| Human Resources | col_123 |
| Engineering Wiki | col_456 |
| Product Roadmap | col_789 |
| Sales Playbook | col_012 |

Which one would you like to explore?
```

**Prompt:** 
```
Create a new knowledge card: 'How to setup MCP' in the 'Engineering' collection.
```

**Response:** 
```
Done! I've created the new card for you.

**Card Details:**
* **Title:** How to setup MCP
* **Collection:** Engineering
* **Status:** Draft
* **Card ID:** crd_98765

You can now ask me to update the content of this card whenever you're ready.
```

## Capabilities

### Create new knowledge cards
Add new information to your wiki instantly using simple text commands.

### Search the entire knowledge base
Find specific cards across all your enterprise collections and silos.

### Manage knowledge collections
View and organize high-level groupings of your company data.

### Update existing card content
Modify and refresh information on your current wiki pages.

### Check card verification status
Confirm if your information is still accurate and verified by your team.

### Manage workspace permissions
List members and groups to keep your internal data secure.

## Use Cases

### HR Policy Lookup
An employee asks about the 'Remote Work Policy'. The agent uses search_knowledge_base to find the HR card and summarizes the rules.

### Support Troubleshooting
A support rep asks for 'Server Error 500' steps. The agent pulls the latest guide from the Engineering collection to help the customer.

### Wiki Maintenance
A manager asks the agent to create a new card for 'Q4 Goals' in the Leadership collection using create_knowledge_card.

### New Hire Onboarding
A new hire asks for a list of all Engineering collections to see where to start learning. The agent uses list_knowledge_collections.

## Benefits

- Get accurate answers by using search_knowledge_base to find verified cards instead of guessing at information.
- Update your wiki faster by using create_knowledge_card and update_knowledge_card directly from your chat interface.
- Organize your data more effectively by using list_knowledge_collections to see how your knowledge is grouped.
- Maintain better security by using list_workspace_members and list_access_groups to check permissions quickly.
- Keep your team informed by using list_knowledge_boards to see project-specific pinned content in one place.
- Ensure your data stays fresh by checking the verification status of cards before sharing them with your team.

## How It Works

The bottom line is your agent gets a direct, real-time link to your company's verified knowledge base.

1. Subscribe to this Connector on the Vinkius Marketplace.
2. Enter your Guru Email and API Token from your Team Settings.
3. Ask your AI client questions to pull data from your wiki.

## Frequently Asked Questions

**How does the Guru MCP help my team find information faster?**
It connects your Guru wiki directly to your AI agent. Instead of your team searching through folders, they can just ask the agent a question and get the answer from your verified cards instantly.

**Can I use the Guru MCP to create new wiki cards?**
Yes. You can tell your AI agent to create a new card, and it will add that information to your Guru workspace automatically.

**Does the Guru MCP support searching across all collections?**
Yes, the search tool looks across your entire knowledge base to find the most relevant cards regardless of which collection they live in.

**Is my Guru data secure with this Connector?**
The Connector respects your existing Guru workspace permissions. Your agent only has access to the information that your team has already authorized within your Guru account.

**Can the Guru MCP update existing cards?**
Yes, you can use your AI agent to modify the content of any existing card to keep your documentation up to date without manual editing.

**How do I connect my Guru account to this Connector?**
You just need to subscribe via the Vinkius Marketplace and provide your Guru Email and API Token from your Team Settings to get started.

**How do I get an API Token for Guru?**
Log in to Guru, click your avatar > Team Settings > API Access, and you can generate a new user token there.

**What is a 'Card' in Guru?**
A Card is the fundamental unit of knowledge in Guru. It contains a specific piece of information that can be verified by subject matter experts.

**Can I search for knowledge across all collections?**
Yes! Use the 'search_knowledge_base' tool. It iterates across all enterprise knowledge silos to find relevant cards based on your query.

**How do I find my Collection ID?**
Use the 'list_knowledge_collections' tool. The agent will return all accessible collections along with their unique IDs and names.