Nexfiy's MCP endpoint lets an authorized AI client search and work with pages, blocks, templates, and databases.
1. Create a client environment
Open Workspace settings → MCP → Client access and create an environment. Give it a name that identifies the client or machine.
Nexfiy shows a token-bearing endpoint similar to:
https://your-nexfiy-host.com/api/mcp/your_environment_tokenCopy it immediately. The complete URL is shown once and acts as a credential.
2. Add Nexfiy to your client
Codex
codex mcp add nexfiy --url "https://your-nexfiy-host.com/api/mcp/your_environment_token"Claude Code
claude mcp add --transport http nexfiy "https://your-nexfiy-host.com/api/mcp/your_environment_token"Generic MCP configuration
For clients that accept an MCP server configuration:
{
"mcpServers": {
"nexfiy": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://your-nexfiy-host.com/api/mcp/your_environment_token"
}
}
}The client must support MCP over Streamable HTTP.
3. Test the connection
Restart or reload the client if required, then try:
List the documents in my Nexfiy workspace.Next, test a read with a specific result:
Open the first document and summarize its page blocks without changing anything.Only after confirming the target should you test a write:
Create a new page called “MCP connection test” with one paragraph, then show me its ID.Example workflows
- Search workspace pages and summarize matching content.
- Create a page from a saved template.
- Build a hierarchy of pages from an outline.
- Add, update, split, move, or synchronize page blocks.
- Create a database, add properties and views, and populate rows.
See MCP tools for the complete catalog.
Security and revocation
- Treat the endpoint URL like a password.
- Do not paste it into public issues, logs, screenshots, or repositories.
- Create a separate environment for each client or integration.
- Review a client's proposed destructive operation before approving it.
- Revoke the environment in Workspace settings if the URL is exposed or no longer needed.