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The Model Context Protocol (MCP) connector lets an assistant find roles, inspect your profile and applications, and perform supported account actions. It uses the same Tsenta account and application allowance as the dashboard.

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Connect

Complete your Tsenta profile, then use a client that supports remote MCP with OAuth. Add this server:
The original api.autojobs.me domain remains the connector address. In Claude Code:
Finish sign-in and approval in the browser window your client opens. Check that the named application matches the client you are connecting. For other clients, follow the current instructions at tsenta.com/mcp.

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Use the connector

Start by asking the assistant to check your profile or find roles. Available tools can help with resume profiles, application review and status, your tracker, inbox, networking, and remaining allowance. The tools exposed to your client are the current capability list. Networking tools find the best contact at a company you applied to (or any company), return a work email only when it is verified, and save an email or LinkedIn draft. Tsenta never sends outreach; you send it from your own email or LinkedIn. Searching a new company and looking up an email share a daily networking allowance that resets at midnight US Eastern. An email lookup that fails on Tsenta’s side does not use the allowance. Submitting an application sends material to a real employer and uses your allowance. Tell the assistant which role and resume to use, and confirm the action you intend. Approval behavior depends on your client; connecting it does not guarantee it will prompt before every change. Tsenta’s review controls remain distinct. Resume review does not imply form review, and form review works only on compatible systems. See How applications work.

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Privacy and disconnecting

Your assistant receives the results of its Tsenta tool calls. Read both providers’ privacy terms before granting access. Tsenta receives tool arguments, not general access to your conversations or files. Remove the connector from your client when you no longer use it. In Claude Code:
Removing client configuration and revoking an authorization are different actions. For help revoking access, contact founders@tsenta.com.

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Troubleshooting

  • No tools after sign-in: finish browser approval and reconnect or restart the client.
  • Missing profile information: ask which fields are needed, then complete them before retrying.
  • Unavailable role: it may be closed, unsupported, or temporarily ineligible. Check the dashboard.
  • No allowance: check your plan and balance in the dashboard.
Check the existing application’s status before retrying after a connection failure.