Fibery MCP server

Connect Fibery to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, GitHub Copilot and any other MCP client, for your whole team. Metorial adds security, governance, and tracing, and gives everyone one Magic MCP URL to connect.

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What you can do with the Fibery MCP server

Ask your agent in plain language. Each of these maps to a real tool on the server.

  • Use the upload file from url tool in Fibery
  • Use the batch create or update entities tool in Fibery
  • Use the create entity tool in Fibery
  • Use the manage collection tool in Fibery
  • Use the manage document tool in Fibery
  • Use the delete entity tool in Fibery

Supported Tools

upload_file

Upload File from URL

Upload a file to the Fibery workspace from a public URL. Returns the file entity which can then be attached to entities using the "manage_collection" tool.

batch_create_or_update

Batch Create or Update Entities

Create or update multiple entities at once with upsert semantics. Provide a conflict field to detect duplicates — matching entities are updated while new ones are created. Efficient for syncing external data into Fibery.

create_entity

Create Entity

Create a new entity (record) in any Type (database) in the Fibery workspace. Supports setting primitive fields, single-select fields (via their fibery/id), and relation fields. Rich text and collection fields must be updated separately after creation.

manage_collection

Manage Collection

Add, remove, replace, or clear items in a collection relation field on an entity. Use this to manage linked entities, file attachments, and multi-select values.

manage_document

Manage Document

Read or write rich text document content for an entity's document field. Documents are Fibery's rich text fields (e.g., Description). Supports Markdown, HTML, JSON, and plain-text formats. To read, provide the entity and field info. To write, also provide the content.

delete_entity

Delete Entity

Permanently delete an entity (record) from a Type (database) in the Fibery workspace. This action is irreversible.

query_entities

Query Entities

Query entities from any Type (database) in the Fibery workspace. Supports field selection, filtering with operators, ordering, and pagination. Can traverse relations to include nested entity data.

get_schema

Get Schema

Retrieve the workspace schema including all Types (databases) and their Fields. Use this to discover the data model of a Fibery workspace before querying or modifying entities. Returns type names and field definitions.

update_entity

Update Entity

Update an existing entity (record) in any Type (database). Supports updating primitive fields, single-select fields, and relation fields. Only include the fields you want to change.

get_current_user

Get Current User

Get the ID and name of the user authenticated by the connected API token.

list_users

List Users

List workspace users with their IDs and names. Use these IDs when assigning users through entity relation fields.

Connect Fibery to your AI client

Every client uses the same Magic MCP URL, and so does any other MCP client. Add it once and sign in with SSO.

  1. Enable Fibery in Metorial. In your Metorial portal, enable the Fibery MCP server and sign in with the account that owns the data. Access stays governed by your team policies.
  2. Add a custom connector. Open Customize, then Connectors. Select Add, then Custom, then Web.
  3. Paste your Metorial MCP URL. Name it Metorial, paste your Magic MCP URL (<your-magic-mcp-url>) and continue.
  4. Sign in. Select Add and sign in to load Fibery tools.

Run Fibery through the Metorial gateway

One governed layer for every app your agents reach, not a separate connector per tool.

  • Give Fibery and every other app to your whole team through one MCP gateway, behind your SSO.
  • Scope which teams and agents can use Fibery tools with role-based access control, and trace every call.
  • Prefer to run it yourself? Metorial is open source and self-hostable.

More integrations teams use with Fibery

Notion

Create, read, update, and archive pages and databases in a Notion workspace. Manage blocks (paragraphs, lists, headings, embeds, etc.) within pages. Query databases with filters and sorts across rich property types including text, numbers, dates, selects, relations, and formulas. Search across pages and databases by title. Add and read comments on pages and blocks. Upload files to pages. Manage workspace users and retrieve user profiles.

GitHub

Manage repositories, issues, and pull requests. Create and configure branches, star repositories, review code, and merge changes. Automate CI/CD workflows with GitHub Actions, manage workflow runs, secrets, and artifacts. Track issues with labels, milestones, and assignees. Search across code, repositories, issues, and users. Manage organizations, teams, and memberships. Create and manage projects, gists, packages, deployments, and environments. Access security alerts including code scanning, secret scanning, and Dependabot alerts. Read and write file contents in repositories. Manage webhooks, notifications, and codespaces.

Microsoft Outlook

Send, read, reply to, forward, and manage email messages in user mailboxes. Organize messages into folders, apply categories, flags, and importance levels. Manage file and item attachments. Create, update, delete, and respond to calendar events and meetings. Find available meeting times, manage attendees, handle recurrence, and work with shared or delegated calendars. Create, read, update, and delete contacts, organize them into contact folders, and manage contact photos. Manage tasks and task lists via Microsoft To Do, including due dates, reminders, recurrence, and checklist items. Subscribe to webhook notifications for changes to messages, calendar events, and contacts. Support for Focused Inbox, @-mentions, mail tips, send-on-behalf, and send-as capabilities.

Linear

Create, read, update, and delete issues across teams with support for priorities, labels, assignees, due dates, and workflow states. Manage projects that group related issues, and organize work into time-boxed cycles (sprints). Create and manage documents, comments, and file attachments. Search issues using vector similarity or rich filters. Configure teams, workflow states, and labels. Track customers and link them to issues.

Jira

Create, read, update, and delete issues across projects. Search issues using JQL queries. Manage projects, boards, sprints, and epics for agile workflows. Log work time, add comments and attachments, and transition issues through workflow statuses. Create and manage project versions/releases, issue links, filters, and dashboards. Query users, groups, and permissions.

Airtable

Create, read, update, and delete records in Airtable bases and tables. Manage base schemas including creating tables and fields. Filter records using formulas, sort by fields, and scope queries to specific views. Upsert records to find, create, or update in a single call. Upload attachments to records, read and write record comments, list accessible bases, and receive real-time base change events through webhooks.

Technical notes for Fibery

Manage customizable work management workspaces with interconnected databases (Types), entities, documents, and views. Create, read, update, and delete workspace schemas, entities, and fields. Query entities with filtering, ordering, and pagination, including nested relations. Read and write rich text documents in Markdown, HTML, or JSON formats. Upload, download, and attach files to entities. Add comments to entities. Create and manage views (boards, tables, timelines). Execute GraphQL queries and mutations per space. Run automation scripts for bulk operations and external integrations.

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about connecting Fibery to AI agents with Metorial.

  1. How many tools does the Fibery MCP server have?
    The Fibery MCP server exposes 11 tools, including Upload File from URL, Batch Create or Update Entities, Create Entity. Each one is governed and traced through Metorial.
  2. Fibery exposes tools your agents call on demand; it does not publish event triggers yet. Everything still runs through one governed MCP URL.
  3. Any MCP client, including VS Code, Windsurf, Zed, OpenCode and Grok. Each one reaches the Fibery MCP server through the same Metorial URL.
  4. Use role-based access control to decide which teams, users, and agents can use Fibery and which of its tools they can call.
  5. Yes. Metorial is open source, so you can run the Fibery MCP server yourself or use the hosted gateway.

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