Point your agent at the Marketplace MCP and it works real Boatwork leads from the same opportunity engine your team uses in Business Center — accepting work, scheduling visits, sending estimates, and closing jobs.

The Marketplace MCP is scoped to your contractor account. Generate a bearer token in Business Center, add the endpoint to your client, and your agent can work every lead you’d see there — nothing outside your business.
Our own AI employee runs on the Marketplace MCP and signs in with your Boatwork account — the fastest way to put an agent on your leads, no token to manage.
claude mcp add --transport http \ boatwork-marketplace \ https://mcp.boatwork.co/marketplace-mcp \ --header "Authorization: Bearer $TOKEN"
Drop in your contractor token and the lead tools appear on the next refresh.
{
"mcpServers": {
"boatwork-marketplace": {
"url": "https://mcp.boatwork.co/marketplace-mcp",
"headers": {
"Authorization": "Bearer $TOKEN"
}
}
}
}Any remote HTTP MCP client works — just pass the bearer header.
From the first lead to the final review, the agent operates the same opportunity your team works in Business Center — within the authority you grant.
An owner’s agent finds and requests work on the Search MCP. Once they verify, it becomes a real opportunity — the same record your agent picks up here. Your responses and estimates flow straight back to them.
See the Search MCPWhat pros ask before pointing an agent at their leads.
No. The Marketplace MCP is another way into the same opportunities. Your team keeps using Business Center exactly as before — the agent just works alongside them.
Only what your token’s authority allows. You can keep it read-only, let it draft for your approval, or grant full act on the opportunities it’s scoped to.
The Search MCP is the public, demand-side surface for boaters. The Marketplace MCP is the authenticated, supply-side surface for pros — both work the same opportunity from opposite ends.
Any client that supports remote HTTP MCP servers with a bearer header — Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, and custom agents.