I've spent some quite of time building conversational AI agents on Cognigy.AI — enterprise voice bots, multilingual flows, NLU training, the works while working at Deloitte. It's a powerful platform. It's also a lot of clicking. Create flow, open node editor, configure node, train intents, create snapshot, promote to next environment... and now we live in a world where my coding assistant can write entire applications, but couldn't touch any of that.
So I fixed it. cognigy-ai-mcp-management-server is a local MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that gives AI assistants like Claude, Claude Code, and Cursor programmatic access to the Cognigy.AI Management API. 132 tools, TypeScript, MIT licensed, on npm.
Instead of clicking through the UI, you can now tell your assistant things like:
"Create a new intent for order cancellation with these example sentences, then retrain the NLU"
"Run the regression test playbook and summarize what broke"
