The Mural MCP Server connects MCP-compatible AI agents, such as Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and Microsoft Copilot, to your Mural canvases. Once connected, an agent can read a canvas, create and edit stickies, shapes, connectors and text, organise information, and respond to changes as a session moves on.
The page describes three main uses. Teams can bring context from the tools an agent already reaches, such as conversations, documents, tickets and research, into a shared visual workspace. They can work with the agent alongside colleagues during a session instead of receiving a finished output back. And after decisions are made, the agent can share summaries, create action items and connect outcomes to systems such as Jira, Linear or GitHub.
The page says the server is aimed at product, sales and go-to-market, and strategy and innovation teams. Examples include synthesising customer research, preparing workshop boards, planning sprints and roadmaps, and organising account plans from CRM notes and call transcripts.
According to the FAQ, admins can manage access through client allowlisting, access permissions and audit capabilities, and Mural says it does not use customer content to train AI models. The page describes the enterprise controls as part of the Mural Enterprise offering.
The page is labelled as coming soon and does not state a separate price for the MCP Server. Mural's general plans, listed on its pricing page, start with a free plan and move to paid per-member plans. The lowest paid plan there is Team+, which is listed at $9.99 per member per month billed annually or $12 billed monthly.
To use it, the page directs visitors to connect from the AI marketplace of their chosen assistant, or to book a demo for Enterprise accounts. Mural is a company with a Microsoft partnership and a LUMA Institute subsidiary, and the page names Tactivos, Inc. as the trademark holder.
