Yanifend MCP
Manage questions and options of YaniFend, a WordPress feedback widget, and read collected answers.
Installation
Les étapes d'installation sont dans la documentation ci-dessous. Documentation
Documentation
Tirée du README du projet sur GitHub, actualisée chaque semaine. Les liens ouvrent GitHub.
Sommaire
YaniFend MCP Server
Manage your YaniFend feedback questionary and read collected answers directly from Claude, ChatGPT or Grok via the Model Context Protocol.
YaniFend is a drop-in feedback widget that lets visitors leave structured feedback on any website — a single script tag, no framework required (custom sites, SPAs, WordPress, and more). This MCP server lets an LLM client work with the YaniFend backoffice on behalf of a logged-in site owner — list personages, manage questions, and pull in collected answers — without leaving the chat.
Recommended: hosted endpoint
https://app.yanifend.com/mcp
Streamable HTTP transport, OAuth 2.1 (PKCE + RFC 7591 Dynamic Client Registration). No pre-registration — Claude, ChatGPT and Grok register themselves on first connect, then prompt you to log in to YaniFend (Google / GitHub / Facebook / LinkedIn / email).
Supported clients: connecting to the hosted endpoint directly works from Claude (claude.ai and the Claude apps), ChatGPT and Grok. Other MCP clients connecting directly — Claude Code, Cursor and any client whose sign-in returns to a localhost address — are refused at sign-in and are not supported yet.
Claude (claude.ai and the Claude apps)
Add a custom connector:
- Name: YaniFend
- URL:
https://app.yanifend.com/mcp
ChatGPT
Works on the free personal plan.
- In ChatGPT, open Settings → Security and login and turn Developer mode on.
- Open Plugins, click +, then Create app → Create MCP App.
- Name it YaniFend, set Server URL to
https://app.yanifend.com/mcp, and choose OAuth for authentication. ChatGPT finds the sign-in settings itself, so leave the advanced settings as they are. - Tick I understand and want to continue, then click Create.
- Click Sign in with YaniFend, sign in the way you normally do, and approve the request.
- Back in Plugins, open YaniFend and click Refresh to load its tools.
Grok
- In Grok, open Plugins → New Connector → Custom.
- Name it YaniFend, set Server URL to
https://app.yanifend.com/mcp, and click Add Connector. There is nothing else to type: Grok registers itself. - A YaniFend sign-in page opens in your browser. Sign in the way you normally do and approve the request.
- Start a new chat and ask about your forms.
Claude Code and other MCP clients
Direct connections from Claude Code, Cursor and other clients whose sign-in returns to a localhost address aren't supported yet: their sign-in callbacks are refused, so the connection can't complete. Other assistants haven't been tested. Use Claude, ChatGPT or Grok for now.
Alternative: desktop extension / local stdio proxy (this repo)
This repository ships a stdio MCP server that proxies to the hosted endpoint. Configure it
with your YaniFend account email + password (via the desktop-extension settings, or the
YANIFEND_EMAIL / YANIFEND_PASSWORD env vars) and it signs in over HTTPS and forwards
every tool call to https://app.yanifend.com/mcp — same 33 tools, same schemas and
annotations, strictly scoped to your own account. Without credentials it still serves the
tool catalog for registry introspection and returns a configuration hint on any call.
This is a separate sign-in path from the hosted connector above: it uses your YaniFend email and password, not the connector's OAuth sign-in, so the supported-clients note above doesn't describe it.
npx -y yanifend-mcp
# or
docker build -t yanifend-mcp . && docker run --rm -i yanifend-mcp
As a Claude Desktop extension: install the .mcpb bundle (built with
npx @anthropic-ai/mcpb pack), then enter your YaniFend email and password in the
extension settings. The password is stored by Claude Desktop's OS keychain and is only
ever sent to app.yanifend.com.
Tools
Personages & integration
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
list_personages | List the feedback personages on the connected YaniFend site |
create_personage | Create a new personage = a new questionary + character + embeddable API key (plan-limited) |
get_company_profile | Read company profile + plan limits (personages used / allowed) |
get_allowed_domains | Read the widget's allowed domains (CORS) + how to add one |
list_integration_keys | API key + ready-to-paste embed snippet for every personage |
get_embed_snippet | Embed snippet (key + <script> tag) for one personage |
Questionary authoring
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
list_questions | Read the current questionary |
create_question | Add a question (incl. RATE scale + icon); auto-wires an animation |
update_question | Edit a question's text, type, order, or RATE config |
delete_question | Remove a question |
list_question_options | List options for a choice-style question |
create_question_option | Add an option (CONTINUE / CLOSE / NOTIFY_MANAGER / GOTO_QUESTION; optional position) |
update_question_option | Edit an option |
delete_question_option | Remove an option |
reorder_question_options | Reorder options without delete/recreate |
clone_questionary | Copy all questions + options from one personage onto another in one call |
Answers & hosted forms
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
list_answers | Pull the latest collected answers |
list_hosted_forms | List shareable /f/{slug} feedback pages (no embed, no CORS) |
create_hosted_form | Create a shareable hosted form for a personage |
Notifications (hosted endpoint + authenticated proxy)
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
list_notification_event_types | Event types you can route (feedback submitted, low rating, …) |
list_notification_channels / create_notification_channel / update_notification_channel / delete_notification_channel | Manage delivery channels (Telegram, Slack, email, …) |
list_notification_routes / set_notification_route / delete_notification_route | Wire event types to channels |
list_notification_deliveries | Delivery log |
send_test_notification | Fire a test message through a channel |
Plus set_character / get_character (personage look), update_widget_style, and
delete_personage. Every tool is scoped to the authenticated YaniFend account — you only
see and edit your own site's data.
Prompts
Reusable starting points your MCP client can offer:
| Prompt | What it does |
|---|---|
new_feedback_form | Spin up a new personage + questionary for a goal, then return the embed snippet |
embed_widget | Walk through embedding a widget on a site, incl. the allowed-domains check |
clone_form | Copy an existing questionary onto another personage |
review_feedback | Summarize the latest collected answers for a personage |
About YaniFend
yanifend.com — a feedback widget that lets any website (HR / recruiter / SaaS / e-commerce, custom-built or WordPress) collect structured visitor feedback with personage-based segmentation. Drop in one script tag, or use the WordPress plugin. The MCP server is the LLM-native way to manage your YaniFend instance.
Privacy Policy
Full policy: **https://yanifend.com/privacy**
- Data collection. The extension collects only the YaniFend account credentials you enter in its settings and the tool inputs you provide in chat. It does not read files, browsing history, or anything else on your machine.
- Usage and storage. Credentials are stored locally by Claude Desktop (OS keychain)
and used solely to obtain a short-lived access token from
app.yanifend.comover HTTPS. Tool calls and results flow directly between your machine and the YaniFend API; this extension keeps no database and writes no logs of your data. - Third-party sharing. Nothing is sent to any party other than YaniFend
(
app.yanifend.com). No analytics, no trackers. - Data retention. The extension itself retains nothing beyond the in-memory session token (discarded on exit). Feedback data lives in your YaniFend account and follows the retention terms of the YaniFend privacy policy; deleting your account cascades all of it.
- Contact. support@yanifend.com
License
MIT — see LICENSE.
Questions fréquentes
Qu'est-ce que Yanifend MCP ?
Manage questions and options of YaniFend, a WordPress feedback widget, and read collected answers.
Comment installer Yanifend MCP ?
Suivez les étapes d'installation de sa documentation, affichée sur cette page et dans son dépôt.
Yanifend MCP est-il open source ?
Oui. Son code est sur GitHub sous licence MIT.
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