Point your assistant at this server
This is the whole product. Once an assistant is connected, everything happens in ordinary sentences — there is no
interface to learn and nothing to keep open.
The endpoint
https://hrms.cleartrust.cc/mcp
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It speaks MCP over streamable HTTP, and authorises with OAuth 2.1 — most clients will walk you through signing in
the first time. If yours wants a key instead, mint one on your account page .
Claude Code
claude mcp add --transport http hr https://hrms.cleartrust.cc/mcp
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Anything that takes a config file
{
"mcpServers" : {
"hr" : {
"type" : "http" ,
"url" : "https://hrms.cleartrust.cc/mcp" ,
"headers" : { "Authorization" : "Bearer hrk_your_key" }
}
}
}
Leave the header out if your client does OAuth — it will get its own token.
Then just ask
If you work here
“How much leave have I got left?”
“Book me the 14th to the 18th off.”
“Half day Friday afternoon — put it through.”
“Did my punch-out register yesterday?”
“Am I entitled to casual leave yet?”
If you manage people
“What is waiting on me?”
“Who is out next week, and how thin does Thursday get?”
“Approve Priya’s sick leave.”
“Who on my team hasn’t marked their days?”
If you run HR
“Onboard Sofia — designer, Product, starting the 1st.”
“Whose probation is ending this month?”
“Post everyone’s accrual for August.”
“How much unused leave are we carrying?”
“Record that Arjun is leaving on the 31st; move his reports to Vikram.”
Worth knowing
An assistant sees exactly what you see — its key carries your role
Ask it to meta.whoami if an answer looks thinner than expected
Nothing leaves a balance until leave is approved
Refusals say what would fix them, and when they can be overridden
If it does not connect
401 with a WWW-Authenticate header — that is normal. Your client should follow it to the OAuth flow. If it cannot, use a key.
“This server has no accounts yet” — nobody has set it up. Open /setup .
Your key stopped working — it was revoked, it expired, or you have been marked as having left. Check your account page .
Everything returns nothing — you are probably signed in as someone whose role only sees themselves. Run meta.whoami.
Is it up at all? — /health answers without any credential.