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Your competitive intel in your AI tools

Connect Claude Desktop or Claude Code to query signals, battlecards, and briefs from natural language.

What you can do

Search signals

Query competitive signals by keyword, competitor, type, or date range — directly from your AI conversation.

Read battlecards

Get AI-generated competitive positioning for any tracked competitor, ready to paste into a sales call or strategy doc.

Get briefs

Pull the latest weekly competitive intelligence summary without leaving your editor or chat.

Setup instructions

Claude.ai (Team, Enterprise)

Add Spyingbee as a remote MCP integration from your Claude.ai settings.

  1. Navigate to Settings > Integrations > Add more
  2. Integration name: Spyingbee
  3. Integration URL: https://spyingbee.com/api/mcp
  4. Click Save and authorize when prompted

Claude Desktop

Add the MCP server to your Claude Desktop configuration file.

  1. Open ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json
  2. Add the following to the mcpServers object:
json
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "spyingbee": {
      "url": "https://spyingbee.com/api/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Restart Claude Desktop to activate.

Claude Code

Register the MCP server from your terminal in one command.

bash
claude mcp add --transport http spyingbee https://spyingbee.com/api/mcp

Run /mcp inside Claude Code to authenticate via OAuth.

Here are some things you could ask

Type these directly in Claude — it picks the right tool automatically.

“What did Stripe ship last week?”

query_signals

“How does Linear position against Jira?”

get_battlecard

“Find signals about AI pricing changes”

semantic_search

“Give me this week's competitive brief”

get_latest_brief

“Start tracking Notion as a competitor”

create_competitor

“Show me all product launches from the past 7 days”

query_signals

“What's the latest on our biggest competitors?”

search_competitors

Available tools

query_signals

Search competitive signals by keyword, competitor, type (product launch, pricing update, hiring, etc.), or date range. Returns up to 50 results.

semantic_search

AI-powered natural language search across all signals. Ask conceptual questions like "pricing strategy changes" and get semantically relevant results.

search_competitors

List all tracked competitors with their monitored sources and latest activity summary.

get_competitor_summary

Deep-dive into a single competitor — recent signals, active sources, signal frequency, and trend overview.

get_signal_details

Retrieve full signal details including source URL, content, metadata, and related signals by ID.

get_battlecard

AI-generated competitive positioning battlecard — strengths, weaknesses, talking points, and objection handling for any tracked competitor.

get_latest_brief

Pull the most recent weekly competitive intelligence brief. Summarizes key signals, trends, and recommended actions.

create_competitor

Start tracking a new competitor by website URL. Spyingbee auto-discovers their changelog and begins monitoring for signals.

Stop switching tabs for competitive intel

Ask your AI assistant about competitors, signals, and market moves — it already has the answers.

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