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Smartsheet launches Model Context Protocol server on AWS for AI agents
Smartsheet launched a generally available Model Context Protocol server on AWS, letting AI agents read, write, and manage work data.
Summary
Smartsheet released a Model Context Protocol server on AWS to let AI agents interact with work management data. Users can connect the server to clients like Amazon Quick and the Kiro IDE to query, update, and manage project sheets using natural language. The server supports over 40 tools for manipulating sheets, rows, and automations while enforcing existing user permissions.
What changed
- Smartsheet launched a generally available Model Context Protocol Server on AWS.
- Amazon Quick added a pre-built Smartsheet connector for natural language work management.
- Kiro added support for connecting to Smartsheet through MCP configuration for developers.
Availability
Available now“Smartsheet , the work management platform for managing projects, portfolios, and operations, has launched a generally available Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server.”
Founder takeaway
Review the Smartsheet MCP server if your team uses Amazon Quick or Kiro and needs to query or update project sheets using natural language.
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