First landscape analysis with AI
Connect an enabled client and check an answer against the model.
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Connect and confirm access
Ask your administrator which MCP client and sign-in method your workspace supports. Add the remote Atlas MCP endpoint, https://atlas.spekir.com/mcp, in that client's connector settings and complete the configured sign-in. Use AI and MCP to troubleshoot the connection.
Ask the client to call get_identity and report the workspace and your effective change permissions. Use a read-only connection when your task is analysis.
Ask a question with a checkable answer
In the selected Atlas workspace, find the CRM and list its direct integrations. For each, give the direction and name the other application. Tell me which owners or links are unknown. Use read tools only.
Open the CRM fact sheet in Atlas and compare its Integrations card with the answer. If the name matched several applications, choose the correct record before continuing. A recorded relationship and an inference from the description are different kinds of evidence.
Prepare the next decision
Ask for a short list of people to consult and facts to check before changing the CRM. If you have source material, give the client access through your organisation's approved source system and ask it to separate source statements, Atlas records and questions. Continue with the reviewable change workflow when you need to propose an edit.
Check your first result
You have completed this analysis when you can confirm:
- The client reported the intended workspace and used read tools only.
- The answer identifies the exact application records it used, with links or record IDs.
- You checked at least one integration's direction and other application against the fact sheet.
- Missing owners, missing links and inferred statements are explicitly identified.
- You have a short list of follow-up questions and people to consult.
If the client cannot read the model or the fact sheet disagrees with the answer, resolve that gap before using the analysis. Keep this first exercise read-only; proposing a change is a separate next step.