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Tuteliq runs a hosted Model Context Protocol server at https://api.tuteliq.ai/mcp. Point an MCP client at that URL, sign in through the browser, and an AI assistant gains around 80 tools spanning detection, moderation, verification and compliance. Nothing to install, and no API key to paste into a config file.

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Connect

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Add the server

Claude Desktop: Settings > Connectors, Add custom connector, name it Tuteliq, URL https://api.tuteliq.ai/mcp.Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf and other clients supporting remote servers:
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Authenticate

Connect. Your browser opens a Tuteliq sign-in page; approve, and the client stores the token. In Claude Code, run /mcp if the flow does not open on its own.
Headless environment, or a client without remote server support? See authentication for static tokens and stdio.

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What you can build

An agent that works your queue

Size the backlog, triage by severity, read what matters, record decisions into the same audit trail a human moderator’s land in.

A safety layer in an assistant

Screen conversations for grooming, bullying, self-harm or fraud before they reach a human.

A compliance assistant

Pull incident volumes and dispositions for a DSA or KOSA pack, fetch signed audit receipts, answer GDPR requests.

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What it covers

See the full tool reference for all ~80.
Detection quality is identical to the REST API. The MCP server is a transport, not a different model: both are backed by the same tool definitions.

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Two things worth knowing early

Agents cannot resolve incidents. An MCP token identifies an account, never an individual, so an agent is limited to confirm plus read-only work. Escalation, resolution and reopening stay with a human moderator. See moderation. No user content is stored. Messages, images, audio, video and documents are processed in memory and never persisted, raw or derived. What exists is the abstracted detection record. Customers running their own moderation stack can switch off even that, via incident logging control.

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Next steps

Authentication

OAuth 2.1, token lifetime, refresh rotation, static tokens and stdio.

Moderation workflows

Working a queue with an agent, and what it is allowed to decide.

Tool reference

All ~80 tools by category, and everything that changes or deletes data.

Credits

What each tool costs. Text is 1 to 3, an image 7, a voice clip 21, a video 95.