MCP server + Skill
Robotico for agents
Connect Claude, Codex, and any MCP-compatible agent to Robotico and turn it into a humanoid-robotics intelligence workstation: 61 tools across companies, robots, evidence, industry data, articles, and the event timeline, plus a Skill that teaches agents how to use them safely.
Quick start
Connect the MCP in your client
Add the hosted Streamable HTTP endpoint to your agent by URL — no token. Your browser opens once to approve access; headless clients (the stdio package, CI) use a device code instead.
Hosted endpoint
https://robotico.market/mcp
Connect the hosted endpoint from the CLI, or add it to a project .mcp.json. No token — approve in your browser.
Claude Code docsHosted (recommended)
Add via CLI
claude mcp add --transport http robotico https://robotico.market/mcpOn first connect your browser opens to approve access — there is no token to copy.
Or add to .mcp.json
{
"mcpServers": {
"robotico": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://robotico.market/mcp"
}
}
}Local stdio
Local stdio package
claude mcp add --transport stdio robotico -- node /absolute/path/to/robotico-portal/mcp/dist/index.jsBuild the package first: cd mcp && npm install && npm run build. First run prints a URL + code to approve in your browser. Set ROBOTICO_API_TOKEN to skip the device flow in CI.
Capabilities
What agents do with Robotico
Role-relevant workflows drawn from the agent operating playbooks. Each one is a single prompt away.
Research a robot
Resolve a canonical robot, then read its specs, availability, and variants before comparing.
“Compare the payload, height, and battery specs of Figure 02, Atlas, and Optimus.”
Attach source evidence
Cite a field with a source URL and screenshot without changing the underlying value.
“Use this spec sheet as the source for the Unitree G1 height field.”
Report a timeline event
De-duplicate first, then file the event with a canonical source and page screenshot.
“Log Figure’s latest funding round from this article, with the screenshot as evidence.”
Draft a market signal
Turn a press release into a Robotico signal or long-form article draft for review.
“Draft a funding signal for this Series C announcement and tag the company.”
Map the industry
Pull rankings, market overview, and growth data for briefings and investor research.
“Rank humanoid companies by valuation and show the deployment growth curve.”
Skill
The Robotico Skill
Research and safely update humanoid-robotics intelligence on Robotico (companies, robots and products, industry stats, articles and signals, and the event timeline) through the Robotico MCP server. Use when the user asks to look up or compare humanoid robots or companies, enrich a robot or company profile, attach source evidence, report or de-duplicate a timeline event, or draft a Robotico article or market signal. Requires the Robotico MCP connected (add it by URL and approve access in your browser).
Prerequisite: connect the MCP first. The Skill teaches an agent how to use the tools; it needs the server connected to do anything. Skills run in the Claude family (Claude Code, Claude Desktop, the Claude Agent SDK); other clients use the same playbooks as guidance over the universal MCP surface.
- Research and compareResolve canonical robot and company IDs, then read specs, availability, variants, and cited evidence.
- Update profiles safelyDirect writes for low-risk facts; risky identity, status, or classification changes go through review candidates.
- Report timeline eventsDe-duplicate first, then file the event with a canonical source URL and a page screenshot.
- Draft articles and signalsTurn announcements into long-form drafts or market signals for review.
- Role-aware by designEvery write is scoped to what your token allows; access errors are reported, not worked around.
Reference
Every tool, by access tier
The full tool table, access tiers, and MCP resources live in the docs — generated from the live server, so they never drift. Read tools are open to any connected agent; writes are scoped by your account role.
FAQ
Common questions
How does connecting work?
Add the hosted Robotico MCP server to your client by URL with no token. Your client discovers the OAuth authorization server, opens your browser, and you approve access once; it then stores its own credentials. Headless clients (the stdio package, CI) use the device flow: they print a URL and a short code to approve. Manage or disconnect agents any time from your connected agents page.
Are there rate limits?
Yes. Requests are rate limited per connected agent, with a separate tighter limit on the auth step. Reads and writes both require an enabled, verified account.
What is the Robotico Skill, and does it need the MCP?
The Skill is a set of operating playbooks that teach a Claude-family agent how to use these tools safely. It requires the MCP connected first. It works in Claude Code, Claude Desktop, and the Claude Agent SDK; other clients use the MCP directly, with the same playbooks as guidance.