Mode (Collaborative Data Platform) MCP for AI Agents. Audit reports, spaces, and data sources with chat.
Mode (Collaborative Data Platform) connects your agent directly to Mode Analytics, giving you full conversational control over enterprise business intelligence. You can audit data sources, list every managed report, explore organizational spaces, and find specific analytical parameters without clicking through dashboards.
Give Claude and any AI agent real-world access
Retrieve a comprehensive list of every static data report generated in the Mode workspace.
Run a workspace-wide search to find specific reports or datasets based on keywords, even if you don't know their exact name.
Navigate and list defined 'Spaces,' which isolate datasets and help you pinpoint the correct analytical boundary for your query.
Enumerate all explicit databases and warehouse connectors bound to your Mode account, letting you know exactly what schemas are available.
Deep dive into specific reports or spaces to retrieve precise configuration definitions and chart parameters instantly.
Verify ownership boundaries by listing all statically tracked analytical users within your current workspace.
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What AI agents can do with Mode (Collaborative Data Platform) with 7 Tools
These tools let you query, list, and inspect every component of your Mode Analytics workspace—from individual reports to underlying data warehouse connections.
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Start using Mode (Collaborative Data Platform) MCPList Reports
Lists all static data reports that have been generated in your Mode workspace.
Get Report
Retrieves specific analytical parameters for a single, targeted report token.
List Spaces
Lists all accessible 'Spaces' that isolate different datasets across your Mode...
Get Space
Retrieves parameters for an explicitly targeted, defined collection Space.
List Data Sources
Lists every explicit database or warehouse connector source bound to your Mode...
Search Reports
Searches all reports across the workspace, evaluating queries against the live Mode API using keywords.
List Members
Lists all statically tracked analytical users who have been joined within your current workspace.
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The Pain of BI Platform Discovery Solved with Vinkius AI Gateway
Today, figuring out what data exists across an organization’s analytics stack requires a painful manual process. You're bouncing between the dashboard UI and the settings menu, copying tokens from one tab to another just to check if the source is live or which space owns the report. It takes dozens of clicks and constant context switching.
With this MCP, you simply ask your agent, 'What data sources are attached?' or 'List all reports in the Finance Space.' The agent runs the necessary checks and gives you a clean, conversational list of assets, saving you time and preventing manual errors.
Discovering Assets with Mode's Reporting Tools
The biggest manual steps that disappear are the source connection checks. You no longer need to guess if a connector is available or where its schema lives; running `list_data_sources` gives you immediate verification.
You can now manage your entire BI landscape through conversation. It's not just about seeing data; it’s about having instant, verifiable knowledge of *where* the data comes from and *who* owns the report.
What your AI can actually do with this
Stop manually digging into complex BI platforms just to get a quick answer. This MCP connects your agent directly to Mode Analytics, letting you manage all of your organization's reporting assets using plain conversation. You can ask your agent to list every report in the workspace or audit exactly which database connectors are available for querying.
Need to know what data lives in a specific team's section? Your agent explores those organizational spaces for you. It’s about taking full control of where and how your company tracks its numbers, turning complex SQL reporting into a simple conversation. Connecting this MCP through Vinkius means all your enterprise intelligence tools live under one roof, accessible by any compatible client.
You get to manage data reports, explore different departmental boundaries, and track down source schemas without ever leaving your agent interface.
019d75d6-f5ca-739a-bdb2-9761ee6089ee Here's how it actually works
The bottom line is you get an agent that talks directly to Mode Analytics, letting you manage and query your business intelligence assets through natural language.
Subscribe to this MCP and provide your Mode Workspace Name, Access Token, and Access Secret.
Connect your agent client (like Claude or Cursor) to the Vinkius catalog and authorize access using your credentials.
Start by asking a conversational question like, 'What data sources are connected?' or 'List all reports in the Marketing space.'
Who is this actually for?
This MCP helps data analysts and engineering teams who are tired of spending hours clicking through complex BI dashboards just to audit a source or find a specific report token. It’s for anyone whose job requires knowing the full scope of an organization's data assets.
Verifies SQL reporting parameters and audits existing report configurations without manually navigating multiple workspaces.
Monitors data warehouse connectors and manages space hierarchies across different Mode environments efficiently, ensuring proper schema access.
Searches for specific data insights or verifies report ownership by listing tracked users within the workspace boundaries.
What Changes When You Connect
Stop clicking through menus. You can ask your agent to list all managed data reports using the list_reports tool, getting a complete inventory in one go.
Pinpoint exact datasets quickly. The agent uses search_reports so you don't have to know the name of the report you need; just describe it.
Verify your connections instantly. Use list_data_sources to see every single database and warehouse connector attached, giving immediate visibility into available schemas.
Understand organizational boundaries. By running list_spaces, you can map out how different teams segment their data within the larger Mode structure.
Get deep detail without the UI. Instead of guessing a report token, use get_report to pull precise configuration details and chart definitions directly into your chat session.
See it in action
Auditing data access for compliance
A security officer needs to know exactly what sources are exposed. They ask their agent, 'Show me all connected databases.' The agent uses list_data_sources and returns a list of every warehouse connector name and type.
Finding an old performance metric
A business user needs the Q3 churn rate report but can't remember where it is. They ask their agent to search for 'Q3 Churn.' The agent uses search_reports and returns a list of matching reports, including the necessary tokens.
Onboarding a new data team member
A manager needs to verify which users have access. They ask their agent to 'List all workspace members.' The agent uses list_members and provides a verified list of analytical user accounts.
Investigating report scope confusion
An analyst is unsure if the data in a shared report comes from the correct department. They ask their agent to 'List all organizational spaces,' allowing them to verify the intended scope before querying.
The honest tradeoffs
What to watch out for, and the recommended way to handle each one.
Guessing which tokens exist
Manually trying report tokens (e.g., rep-123, rep-456) one by one to see if they work for a specific space.
First, use list_reports or search_reports. This gives you the complete list of available reports and their correct tokens without needing to guess.
Confusing source types
Assuming a data source is Snowflake when it's actually BigQuery, leading to failed queries.
Always start by running list_data_sources. This confirms the exact connector type (Snowflake, Postgres, etc.) that your agent must use.
Overlooking space boundaries
Running a general query when the data they need is siloed in a specific 'Personal' or 'Shared' workspace area.
Use list_spaces to map out all available organizational spaces, then use get_space to target the precise analytical boundary you want.
When It Fits, When It Doesn't
You need this MCP if your job involves auditing, inventorying, or understanding the full scope of a large enterprise BI platform like Mode Analytics. Use it when you must know 'what data exists' or 'who has access to what.' For example, listing all available reports (list_reports) is essential for governance teams. However, don't use this if your only need is to run one simple, known query; in that case, connecting directly via a basic SQL tool is faster. Don't use it if you need real-time dashboard visualization—this MCP deals with the metadata and structure, not the live chart rendering itself. If you are focused on discovery or auditing connections, this is your go-to.
Questions you might have
How do I use Mode (Collaborative Data Platform) MCP to find a specific dataset? +
Use the search_reports tool. You can search across the workspace using keywords or metadata descriptions, so you don't need the exact report name.
Can Mode (Collaborative Data Platform) MCP list all available databases? +
Yes, use list_data_sources. This tool enumerates every explicit database and warehouse connector connected to your account.
What is the difference between listing reports and searching them with Mode (Collaborative Data Platform) MCP? +
list_reports gives you a static inventory of all generated reports. search_reports, however, runs an evaluation against your queries to find reports matching specific keywords.
Does the Mode (Collaborative Data Platform) MCP help me check user permissions? +
You can check ownership and boundaries by running list_members or by listing spaces via list_spaces, which shows who has access to what areas.
What if I want details on one report? Should I use `get_report`? +
Yes, if you have a specific report token, running get_report is the best way. It pulls precise configuration and chart definition details for that single asset.