Connected Dreams is a workspace where people and AI agents build from one connected, validated and fully traceable product model.
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Last probed Nov 3, 2026 · connecteddreams.com
25tools discovered
For AI agents — MCPBundles Directory API
For MCP client apps (human connect):
MCP connect URL: https://connecteddreams.com/mcp
Skill page: https://www.mcpbundles.com/skills/connecteddreams-mcp-1f301c3265
Explore capabilities (25)
read 12
write 13
Get
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List
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Delete
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Insert
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Search
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Update
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Other capabilities
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Connected Dreams MCP help
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Return a small Markdown topic index, or a selected Connected Dreams MCP help topic such as the API reference or XML shape guide.
Connected Dreams MCP help — Return a small Markdown topic index, or a selected Connected Dreams MCP help topic such as the API reference or XML shape guide.
Search workspace documents — Search indexed document text in the already-paired Connected Dreams browser tab using the OpenAI-compatible query input. The search tool always uses rev=head, the default result limit, and the default title/content/key/name text keys; use search_documents_detailed for scoped filters and XML resource URIs. Data may lag ~15s (due to indexing).
Search detailed workspace documents — Ask the already-paired Connected Dreams browser tab to search indexed document text and return title, matched field, matched document type, and compact/full XML resource URIs for each hit. Optional rootDocument, masterDocument, keys, keyPrefixes, and types filters narrow the indexed scope. If keys and keyPrefixes are omitted, search uses title, content, key, and name. Use search when only text, master document id, and matched document id are needed. Data may lag ~15s (due to indexing).
Get master document releases — Ask the already-paired Connected Dreams browser tab to list releases for a master document using the signed-in user's document permissions.
List released user templates — Ask the already-paired Connected Dreams browser tab to list a paginated page of released user-template hits currently registered in that live client session. Each hit contains only name and documentId.
Get user-template type definitions — Ask the already-paired Connected Dreams browser tab to generate TypeScript type definitions for one or more released user templates by name. Each requested name returns its own definition, a UserTemplateInfo-shaped analysis object, diagnostics, or per-entry error.
Create master document release — Ask the already-paired Connected Dreams browser tab to create a MAJOR, MINOR, or PATCH release for a master document using the existing release action.
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Connected Dreams is a workspace where people and AI agents build from one connected, validated and fully traceable product model.
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Fetch Connected Dreams knowledge — Fetch a public Connected Dreams knowledge item by id.
Pair Agent Bridge — Bind this MCP session to the specific live Connected Dreams browser tab that displayed the short-lived pairing code. This can require the user to approve a confirmation card in that tab before the call returns; run it before using live-tab tools.
Set Agent Work In Progress — Mark or clear this paired MCP session as doing longer-running agent work. The paired live tab uses active markers as a reason to warn before the user closes the tab.
Request live tab context — Ask the already-paired Connected Dreams browser tab to return a small sanitized context snapshot.
Show agent message in live tab — Ask the already-paired browser tab to acknowledge a bounded agent message.
Insert Connected Dreams XML — Ask the already-paired Connected Dreams browser tab to insert Connected Dreams native-like XML relative to a target document. The live tab maps directory/document trees and loose body content onto the existing structured import paths.
Insert Connected Dreams JSON — Ask the already-paired Connected Dreams browser tab to insert a user-template JSON payload object relative to a target document. The live tab parses the serialized payload and instantiates the requested user template through the same internal insert command used by XML insert.
Update document KVP — Ask the already-paired Connected Dreams browser tab to update one bounded scalar content key on a HEAD document using the existing updateDocument mutation path.
Update text document — Ask the already-paired Connected Dreams browser tab to replace an existing dev:text document from inline native/native-like XML. The accepted input can be wrapperless inline XML, a transparent root wrapper, or a text element with optional id/version guards.
Delete document — Ask the already-paired Connected Dreams browser tab to delete one HEAD document, a contiguous range of direct children by childIndex/count, or a user-template JSON path target using the same JSON Pointer-like paths as readJSON.
Move document — Ask the already-paired Connected Dreams browser tab to move one HEAD document under a new parent. Ordinary real-child moves can use an optional direct child anchor; linked directory-item moves are orderless.
Create document link — Ask the already-paired Connected Dreams browser tab to create a req:link between two HEAD documents.
Delete document link — Ask the already-paired Connected Dreams browser tab to delete one existing link from its source HEAD document.
List directory documents — Ask the already-paired Connected Dreams browser tab to list compact XML resource URIs for the direct directory children of a document node. If no document ref is supplied, the live tab resolves the user's root node and lists its children.
List detailed directory children — Ask the already-paired Connected Dreams browser tab to list detailed metadata for direct directory children, including document ids, link metadata, child key, title/type hints, and compact/full XML resource URIs. Use list_documents when only child resource URIs are needed.
Get document context — Ask the already-paired Connected Dreams browser tab to resolve a document revision and return full XML for the document's parent context: the parent as root when available, the parent's direct children as peers, and the requested document's direct children. Peer and child traversal is non-recursive.
Get open pages — Ask the already-paired Connected Dreams browser tab to summarize its open pages, their page types, document locations, and the active page.
Get agent command status — Read the status and structured result for a previously queued agent bridge command.
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