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Owlery does not currently offer a Claude connector or an MCP server. If you’ve been asked to connect Owlery to Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot, or an in-house agent, there is no first-party connector to install today.If what you’re after is an AI assistant that can answer questions about your freight, see Hootie — our AI teammate for Slack, Teams, and email, currently in beta for customers on request.

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What this means today

  • There is no Owlery MCP server to add to Claude, Claude Code, or any other MCP client.
  • Owlery does not appear in the connector directories of Claude, ChatGPT, or Microsoft Copilot.
  • Nothing in Settings → Integrations will connect Owlery to a third-party AI assistant.
  • Hootie is Owlery’s own assistant and is added through Slack or Teams — not through an MCP client.
If you find something claiming to be an official Owlery connector for an AI assistant, it isn’t ours — please let us know at support@owlery.ai.

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What you can do in the meantime

Two options, depending on what you need: Ask about the Hootie beta. If the goal is “let people ask questions about our freight in the tools they already use,” Hootie covers that in Slack, Teams, and email — without you building or maintaining anything. It’s in beta and available to customers on request. Build on the Open API. If you need Owlery data inside your own assistant or agent, our Open API is the supported path, and several customers have used it as the foundation for internal tooling. A few things worth knowing before you go down that road:
  • You’ll be responsible for the connection, its credentials, and anything the assistant does with the data it reads.
  • Treat API credentials the way you’d treat any other production secret — an assistant with a saved key inherits everything that key can do.
  • Freight data often contains customer names, addresses, and rates. Check with whoever owns data policy at your company before routing it through a third-party model.

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What’s in development

Our AI roadmap is actively in development. Hootie is the first thing to ship from it, and native support for third-party AI clients — including MCP — is part of what we’re evaluating next. We’re not announcing dates or specific clients yet.

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Tell us what you’d want

If you have a specific use case in mind — a question you’d want to ask an assistant about your loads, a workflow you’d want it to handle — that feedback genuinely shapes what we build first. Email support@owlery.ai and tell us what you’d use it for.