Pumble MCP. Automate communication management inside your team's chat.
Pumble MCP connects your AI agent directly into the Pumble communication workspace. It lets you manage team discussions, read conversation history across every channel, create new project channels on demand, and pull detailed user profiles for accurate tagging. Use it to automate status updates, organize community Q&A sessions, or broadcast standardized announcements without ever leaving the chat interface.
Give Claude and any AI agent real-world access
The agent can list all public and private channels in your workspace or fetch detailed information about a specific channel.
You can send new messages, update existing ones, add emoji reactions to acknowledge requests, or delete outdated announcements.
The agent lists all workspace users and pulls detailed profiles, including emails and time zones, for accurate team tagging.
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What AI agents can do with Pumble MCP: 10 Tools for Communication Ops
These tools let you fully control your Pumble workspace from your AI client. You can perform everything from listing users to creating entire channels.
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Start using Pumble MCPChat Add Reaction
Adds a specific emoji reaction to any message in Pumble.
Chat Delete Message
Permanently deletes a specified message from a Pumble channel. This action cannot be...
Chat History Messages
Retrieves and displays recent messages from any given chat channel.
Chat Post Message
Sends a new message to a specified Pumble channel using provided text and channel ID.
Chat Update Message
Modifies the content of an existing, pre-written message within a chat thread.
Create Chat Channel
Creates and provisions a new communication channel; you can specify its name and whether it should be private.
Get Channel Info
Retrieves comprehensive, detailed information about one specific Pumble channel.
Get User Info
Pulls full profile details for a single user in the workspace, including their email...
List All Channels
Lists every public and private channel that exists across your entire Pumble...
List Workspace Users
Retrieves a complete directory listing of all users connected to the Pumble...
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The pain of managing team comms without an agent
Right now, when your project hits peak activity, you juggle dozens of open tabs. You have to manually check the general channel for status updates, then switch over to a dedicated bug channel for technical details, and finally go into another chat to find out who needs to be notified. This process is all about clicking, copy-pasting usernames, and remembering which thread holds the most recent truth.
With this MCP, your agent handles that entire mess. Instead of jumping between screens, you ask it to read the history from multiple sources—using tools like `list_all_channels` and `chat_history_messages`. You get a single, synthesized answer without lifting a finger. It's direct communication retrieval.
Automate your team’s setup with Pumble MCP
Forget the manual process of creating a new project workspace from scratch. You used to have to remember who needed to be tagged, create the channels one by one, and then copy-paste the same set of onboarding rules into every single group chat.
Now, you just tell your agent what needs doing. It calls `create_chat_channel` for all required hubs and uses `chat_post_message` repeatedly to deploy the standardized message across the board. The setup is instant.
What Pumble MCP does for your AI
You can connect your AI agent right into Pumble to automate how teams communicate. Instead of manually checking different channels for project statuses, you ask your agent to list all open and private discussion hubs; it gives you a full map of your workspace. Need to kick off a new initiative? Your agent creates the channel instantly.
It doesn't just talk about messages—it handles them. You can retrieve entire conversation histories or post updates directly into specific threads, even correcting typos on old announcements. For tracking team members, your agent lists all users and pulls key details like emails and time zones so you know who to tag.
This capability is available through the Vinkius Marketplace, giving your AI client access to robust communication tools without needing custom integrations.
019d75fa-d3f1-7362-85be-18d0392afb64 How to set up Pumble MCP
The bottom line is that once connected, your agent acts as a native command center for all things happening inside Pumble.
Subscribe to this MCP on the Vinkius Marketplace.
Authorize access using your Pumble API Key (which you generate in-app).
Your AI client can then run commands, letting you manage channels and messages directly through natural conversation.
Who uses Pumble MCP
Operations leads who are tired of manually provisioning project channels and broadcasting status updates across multiple platforms. Community managers struggling to keep up with discussion threads, or engineering teams needing immediate communication about bugs.
Uses the agent to scan entire channel histories for common questions, allowing them to generate and post comprehensive answers in one go.
Triggers the creation of new project channels instantly and broadcasts identical onboarding messages across dozens of newly provisioned groups.
Uses the agent to automatically trigger status updates or bug reports directly into dedicated, high-priority development channels.
Benefits of connecting Pumble MCP
Instant Channel Provisioning: Need a new project channel? Use the create_chat_channel tool to spin up and name a dedicated discussion hub instantly, eliminating manual setup steps.
Centralized Communication History: Never hunt through threads again. With list_all_channels and chat_history_messages, your agent reads every message in scope so you never miss context.
Accurate User Tagging: The list_workspace_users tool provides full user profiles, including emails and time zones. Your agent can ensure you tag the right person, reducing reply delays.
Message Control: Don't just read; act. You can send updates using chat_post_message, or use chat_update_message to correct announcements without creating confusing follow-up messages.
Quick Acknowledgment: Use chat_add_reaction to quickly acknowledge a request with an emoji, keeping the main chat flow clean and professional.
Pumble MCP use cases
Onboarding New Department Teams
An Operations Lead asks their agent: 'Create three new channels for Q3 marketing initiatives (A, B, C) and post the standard welcome message in all of them.' The agent uses create_chat_channel and then multiple chat_post_message calls to provision and populate everything instantly.
Tracking Down a Specific User's Role
A Community Manager needs to know if John Doe is in the EU time zone. They ask their agent, which uses get_user_info on John Doe to pull his full profile data and confirm details like email and time zone.
Summarizing a Long Debate
An Engineering Manager wants a quick summary of the last week's discussion. They instruct their agent to run list_all_channels to find the right channel, then use chat_history_messages to pull the latest content for review.
Managing Outdated Info
A team needs to delete an old announcement that was posted in error. They direct their agent to locate the message using chat_history_messages, and then execute chat_delete_message to permanently remove it.
Pumble MCP tradeoffs
What to watch out for, and the recommended way to handle each one.
Copying/Pasting Channel Names
A user manually copies five channel names from a list, pastes them into an agent prompt, and then has to adjust the format for each one when calling multiple tools.
Instead of listing channels individually, ask your agent to run list_all_channels first. This gives you a complete, clean map of all available communication hubs to reference.
Ignoring User Details
A manager sends an email asking a colleague in a different time zone for input without knowing their working hours.
Run get_user_info on that colleague. The tool returns their detailed profile, including their confirmed time zone, so you can schedule the request appropriately.
Assuming Channel Existence
A user tries to post an update into a channel they think exists but hasn't been created yet.
First, run list_all_channels to verify the names. If it doesn't exist, use create_chat_channel before posting any messages.
When to use Pumble MCP
Use this MCP if your primary need is automating actions within a single chat platform like Pumble. You want your agent to manage conversations: creating groups, fetching message history, or updating user data all inside the existing communication flow. Don't use it if you need to analyze structured database records (like CRM customer accounts) or process files stored on an external drive; for that, use a dedicated database-querying MCP type tool instead. If your goal is general knowledge retrieval across multiple disconnected systems (e.g., combining Pumble data with Jira tickets and Salesforce leads), you'll need a multi-source orchestration layer, not just this single channel focus.
Frequently asked questions about Pumble MCP
How do I securely obtain my API Key? +
Installation in Pumble is unique. In your workspace, click + Add apps in the left sidebar, find the API addon, and install it. After doing so, go to any chat input box in Pumble and type /api-keys generate. A private, ephemeral message will appear containing your secret token. Paste that token here.
Can my AI automatically reply to unread issues? +
Yes. You can instruct your agent to regularly fetch messages from a specific channel (chat_history_messages). The agent can evaluate questions, generate answers based on your knowledge base, and then use chat_post_message to post the solution back to the team instantly.
Is it possible for the AI to react with emojis? +
Absolutely. It uses the chat_add_reaction functionality. A common use case is having the agent process a batch of tickets reported in Pumble, and instruct it to leave a '✅' checkmark reaction on the original message to signify that work is complete.
What happens if a bot message has a typo? +
Unlike standard webhooks, this integration provides full bidirectional control. If your AI posted something incorrect, simply ask it to update its previous message. It will fetch its message ID and push a new payload using the chat_update_message tool instantly without leaving double messages.