How-to
Step-by-step tutorials: build an MCP server without code, connect it to Claude, wire in tools and keep it current.
How to automate WhatsApp Business without a developer (step by step)
You can automate WhatsApp Business in an afternoon: connect your number to an AI agent built from your own website, and it answers, qualifies and hands off around the clock. Here is the setup step by step, what to automate first, what to keep human, and what it costs once Meta bills every reply from 1 October 2026.
AI reservation agent for hotels: how it checks availability, quotes and books
A hotel AI reservation agent answers the questions guests ask before they book, checks availability through your booking engine, and either completes the handoff or captures the enquiry — around the clock, in the guest's language. Here is how it works, what it connects to, and how group and event bookings fit in.
How to send chatbot conversations and leads to a webhook (n8n, Make, Zapier)
A chatbot webhook is an HTTPS endpoint your chatbot platform POSTs JSON to when something happens — a new conversation, a finished reply, a captured lead. Here are the events, the payloads, how to receive them in n8n, Make and Zapier, how to verify the signature, and the mistakes that lose data.
AI roleplay: let reps practice objections against your own playbook
Sales training fails in the gap between the workshop and the next real call. An AI roleplay agent built from your own playbook gives reps unlimited practice reps — here's how to set one up in an afternoon.
AI lead capture and qualification chatbot: from first message to CRM and booked meeting
A lead capture chatbot answers the visitor's questions, asks the qualifying ones, takes consent, and writes a real contact and deal into HubSpot or Pipedrive with the transcript attached — or books the meeting. Here is how it works on the website and on WhatsApp, how to write the qualifying questions, and what to measure.
Migrating from WhatsApp Business: the playbook for the per-reply pricing era
From October 1, 2026, WhatsApp charges businesses for every service message — the replies inside the 24-hour customer window that used to be free. Here's what changes, what it costs you, and a practical playbook to move conversation volume to channels you own.
How to secure a company MCP: OAuth, workspace isolation and who sees what
How to secure a company MCP server in three layers: OAuth 2.1 with iss validation and CIMD registration, hard per-workspace isolation, and explicit private, public or per-seat scoping.
How to keep a company MCP current: syncing knowledge without re-training anything
How to keep a company MCP current without re-training anything: point the knowledge base at your live website and let scheduled re-syncs — as often as hourly — do the maintenance.
How to put your MCP server on your own domain (and why it matters for your brand)
You can put your MCP server on your own domain — a subdomain like mcp.yourcompany.com instead of a platform URL. Here is how custom domains work on SuperCognit, and why the URL you hand out is a brand decision.
How to give your MCP server real tools: connecting your APIs, CRM and calendar
To give your MCP server real tools, you describe HTTP endpoints you already have — URL, parameters, auth — and SuperCognit publishes them as callable MCP tools in Claude or any MCP client. No SDK, no server code.
One MCP, every tool: making your company knowledge available in Claude, Cursor and beyond
MCP is an open standard, so one MCP server makes your company knowledge available in Claude, Cursor and every other MCP client your team uses. Build it once, without code, and stop maintaining a copy per tool.
The company brain: building an internal MCP for onboarding, SOPs and policies
An internal MCP server turns your SOPs, policies and onboarding material into a private company brain every AI assistant on your team can query — cited answers, per-seat access, no code. Here is how to build one and keep it current.