MCP — Connecting External Tools

In previous lessons, you controlled the agent through the ASCN interface or Telegram. The REST API opens a third way: your programs, websites, and services can interact with the agent directly.

This lets you embed the agent into your existing processes — not the other way around.

Base URL and Authentication

All requests to the ASCN API go to the base address:

https://api.clawman.ascn.ai/api/v1/workspaces/{workspace_id}

Where {workspace_id} is the unique identifier of your workspace. Find it in your ASCN account settings.

Authentication: Bearer token in the header of every request:

Authorization: Bearer {your_api_token}

The API token is generated in ASCN settings → API Access.

What You Can Do via the API

1. Send a message to the agent — just as if you typed it in the chat

2. Trigger a task programmatically — run a task without waiting for a schedule

3. Read conversation history — the latest messages in your conversation with the agent

4. Get task status — which tasks are active and when they last ran