Question 1

What is the SWOTPal MCP Server?

Accepted Answer

The SWOTPal MCP (Model Context Protocol) Server lets you use SWOTPal directly from AI coding assistants like Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf. Instead of switching to the browser, you can generate SWOT analyses from your terminal or IDE. It's open source and available at swotpal.com/mcp with installation instructions.

Question 2

How do I set up the MCP Server?

Accepted Answer

Install via npm: "npx @anthropic-ai/swotpal-mcp" or add it to your Claude Code / Cursor MCP configuration. Detailed setup instructions for each supported client are available at swotpal.com/mcp. The MCP Server uses your SWOTPal account credentials, so you need an active account.

Question 3

Can I export SWOTPal analyses to Notion?

Accepted Answer

Yes! Export your analysis as PDF and embed it directly in a Notion page. You can also copy the analysis text and paste it into Notion for further editing. Some teams create a Notion database of SWOT analyses with PDF attachments from SWOTPal. We're exploring deeper Notion integration for the future.

Question 4

Does SWOTPal integrate with Microsoft Office?

Accepted Answer

SWOTPal exports analyses as PDF, which can be embedded in PowerPoint, Word, or shared via Teams. You can also copy text content from the analysis editor and paste it into any Office application. Direct Microsoft Office integration is on our roadmap.

Question 5

Is there a SWOTPal API?

Accepted Answer

The MCP Server provides programmatic access to SWOTPal's analysis capabilities. For REST API access or custom integration needs, please contact support@elevenapril.com to discuss your requirements. We're actively developing API features based on user demand.

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