MentorcliQ MCP (Preview)

MentorcliQ MCP lets employees whose organization uses MentorcliQ manage their mentoring, coaching, and sponsorship relationships from Microsoft Copilot. Acting as the signed-in user, they can browse and join programs, respond to invitations, find and manage their mentor and mentee matches, set and track development goals, complete surveys, and follow their program timeline. Requires a MentorcliQ account; users only see what their permissions allow.

This connector is available in the following products and regions:

Service Class Regions
Copilot Studio Premium All Power Automate regions except the following:
     -   US Government (GCC)
     -   US Government (GCC High)
     -   China Cloud operated by 21Vianet
     -   US Department of Defense (DoD)
Logic Apps Standard All Logic Apps regions except the following:
     -   Azure Government regions
     -   Azure China regions
     -   US Department of Defense (DoD)
Power Apps Premium All Power Apps regions except the following:
     -   US Government (GCC)
     -   US Government (GCC High)
     -   China Cloud operated by 21Vianet
     -   US Department of Defense (DoD)
Power Automate Premium All Power Automate regions except the following:
     -   US Government (GCC)
     -   US Government (GCC High)
     -   China Cloud operated by 21Vianet
     -   US Department of Defense (DoD)
Contact
Name MentorcliQ, Inc.
URL https://www.mentorcliq.com
Email support@mentorcliq.com
Connector Metadata
Publisher Mentorcliq, Inc.
Website https://www.mentorcliq.com
Privacy policy https://www.mentorcliq.com/privacy-policy
Categories AI;Human Resources

MentorcliQ MCP Server

A remote Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that connects AI assistants — such as Microsoft Copilot/Teams, Claude.ai, and Claude Desktop — to the MentorcliQ enterprise mentoring platform.

Overview

MentorcliQ is an enterprise platform for mentoring, coaching, and sponsorship programs and employee development. The MentorcliQ MCP server lets employees interact with their programs through natural language in an AI assistant: discover and join programs, respond to invitations, find and manage their mentor/mentee matches, set and track development goals, complete surveys, and follow their program timeline.

  • What it does: Exposes a participant's MentorcliQ programs, matches, goals, invitations, surveys, and profile to an AI assistant as a set of MCP tools.
  • Who it's for: Employees and program participants who already use MentorcliQ and want to reach it from the AI assistant they work in every day.
  • Value in one line: Bring your mentoring programs, matches, and goals into your AI assistant — every action runs as you, scoped to your own permissions.

The server is read-mostly: most tools retrieve information, and the write tools perform only reversible actions on the signed-in user's own account (such as accepting or declining an invitation, updating their own goals, or submitting their own survey responses). There are no administrative, bulk, or destructive operations in this connector.

Data model

A few MentorcliQ concepts appear throughout the tools:

  • Programs — A mentoring, coaching, or sponsorship program the user's organization runs. Participants enroll in programs and are matched within them.
  • Enrollments — A participant's registration in a program, including the role they hold (for example mentor or mentee) and their profile answers.
  • Matches — A mentoring relationship between two participants. MentorcliQ's Smart Match suggests partners; a participant can review, accept, and work within their matches.
  • Invitations — Requests to join a program or to connect in a match, which the user can accept or decline.
  • Goals — Development goals the participant sets and tracks over the life of a match or program.
  • Surveys — Program surveys (for example check-ins and feedback) the participant completes.
  • Timeline — The sequence of milestones and activities across a participant's program and match.

Tools

All tools run as the authenticated user and are scoped to the participant surface. Read tools retrieve information; write tools perform only reversible actions on the signed-in user's own account (invitations, the user's own goals, and the user's own survey responses). The exact set of tools is discovered at runtime by the AI assistant; the capabilities below summarize what the connector exposes.

Profile & identity

  • Get the authenticated user's identity and profile.
  • View the user's roles and what they are permitted to do.

Programs & enrollment

  • Browse the programs available to the user and view program details.
  • View the user's own enrollments and the roles they hold.
  • Register for or join a program the user is eligible for.

Invitations

  • List the user's pending invitations.
  • Accept or decline an invitation (reversible — a declined or accepted invitation can be revisited by the program).

Matches

  • View the user's current and suggested mentor/mentee matches (Smart Match).
  • See match details, partners, and status.
  • Take part in a match as the signed-in participant.

Goals

  • View the user's development goals.
  • Create, update, and track the user's own goals within a match or program.

Surveys

  • List the surveys assigned to the user.
  • View survey questions and submit the user's own responses.

Timeline & activity

  • Follow the milestones and activities on the user's program and match timeline.
  • View the user's recent MentorcliQ activity.

Resources & communications

  • Read resources shared within the user's programs.
  • View communications and messages relevant to the user.

Read tools are the large majority. The write tools are all reversible and self-scoped — they only affect the signed-in user's own invitations, goals, and survey responses.

Setup / connection

The server is reached through a single shared URL. When you connect for the first time, you choose your MentorcliQ site and sign in — either via your organization's SSO or with your username and password. After sign-in, the assistant connects as you, and every tool call runs with your identity and permissions.

Microsoft Copilot / Copilot Studio / Teams

  1. Add the MentorcliQ connector using the shared server URL.
  2. Complete the sign-in flow: choose your site, then authenticate with SSO or username/password.
  3. The connector is then available to Copilot and within Teams.

Claude.ai / Claude Desktop

  1. Open Settings → Connectors (or Add custom connector).
  2. Add the MentorcliQ MCP server URL.
  3. When prompted, complete sign-in: choose your site, then authenticate with SSO or username/password.
  4. The MentorcliQ tools become available in your conversations.

Platform-specific OAuth registration details (client IDs, redirect URIs, etc.) are configured during connector setup; the same single URL and site selection flow applies to every platform.

Example prompts

Once connected, try:

  • "Who am I in MentorcliQ?"
  • "What mentoring programs can I join?"
  • "Show me my current matches."
  • "Do I have any pending invitations?"
  • "What development goals do I have, and how am I tracking against them?"

Authentication & security

  • Per-user OAuth 2.1. The server is its own OAuth 2.1 authorization server. Authentication uses the PKCE (Proof Key for Code Exchange) flow.
  • Sign-in options. Users authenticate via their organization's SSO or with a username and password, after selecting their site.
  • Identity isolation. Identity is strictly per-user. Each connection is bound to one signed-in user, and every tool call executes as that user — there is no shared service account and no cross-user access.
  • Permission scoping. Tools operate within the user's existing MentorcliQ permissions. A user can only see and do through the MCP server what they could do in MentorcliQ directly.
  • Data minimization. No data is collected beyond what each tool needs to fulfill the request. Write tools touch only the user's own invitations, goals, and survey responses.

Known limitations

  • Participant-level surface only. This connector exposes participant-facing capabilities — there are no administrative tools (no program administration, user management, match administration, or bulk operations).
  • Read-mostly. The large majority of tools are read-only. The only writes are reversible, self-scoped actions on the user's own invitations, goals, and survey responses; there are no destructive operations.
  • Site must be selected at connect time. Because the URL is shared across sites, you select your MentorcliQ site at sign-in. To switch sites you reconnect and choose a different site.

Support

Contact: support@mentorcliq.com. If a tool doesn't behave as documented, include the prompt and the tool name so we can reproduce it.

Actions

Manage MentorcliQ mentoring programs matches and goals

Lets the signed-in employee browse and join mentoring programs, respond to invitations, manage their mentor and mentee matches, set and track goals, and follow their program activity in MentorcliQ.

Manage MentorcliQ mentoring programs matches and goals

Operation ID:
InvokeServer

Lets the signed-in employee browse and join mentoring programs, respond to invitations, manage their mentor and mentee matches, set and track goals, and follow their program activity in MentorcliQ.