USE MABASA WITH AI / MABASA GUIDES
Connect your AI assistant to Mabasa for job search with MCP
Use a compatible AI assistant to search Mabasa jobs through MCP. Understand public access, permissions, guest limits and optional member tools.
THE SHORT ANSWER
MCP is a connection that lets a compatible AI assistant use tools from another service. Mabasa’s MCP server lets an assistant search jobs and retrieve details. Available career and document tools depend on the connection, permissions and membership.
CONNECT MABASA
Get the current MCP server address
No credentials or career information are sent by this check.
Ask your assistant to search Mabasa
Instead of leaving a conversation to start another search, ask your connected assistant to look for roles and show their original source links.
Add Mabasa in a compatible MCP client
Use your assistant’s connector or MCP-server settings. Client support and account requirements differ; the connector does not automatically work in every chat app.
- Open the current connection settings below to get Mabasa’s server address.
- Add that address in your compatible assistant’s MCP settings.
- Review the available tools and any requested permissions.
- Start with a job search and open the original source before applying.
Choose what your assistant can access
Public job discovery does not need your CV. Guest and member career tools have separate access and quotas. If a client requests sign-in or consent, review it before connecting. Do not paste passwords, API keys or private documents into a public prompt.
Document tools should use the experience you actually provide. Review any CV or cover-letter draft before saving or sending it. Connecting an assistant does not mean Mabasa applies for jobs on your behalf.
When a connection does not work
Check that your assistant supports remote MCP connections, then check Mabasa’s current connection settings. Disabled tools, quotas or missing permissions can prevent an action. Search through the website if the connector is unavailable; your job search should not depend on one client.
Sources & product details
Product instructions reflect the implementation reviewed on 6 November 2026. Example screenshots may differ from your device or a later release. This guide is prepared by Mabasa; external sources do not endorse the product.