TIDY ships a live first-party MCP server at api.tidy.com/mcp, and it is write-capable. That puts TIDY ahead of most turnover platforms on agent access, so for TIDY work you should use theirs.
Their MCP is live, and it writes
According to TIDY's developer documentation (tidy.com), TIDY operates a first-party MCP server at api.tidy.com/mcp. We verified it directly by JSON-RPC probe rather than taking a changelog at face value, and it is both live and write-capable.
Write capability is the part to be deliberate about. An agent connected with write access can change real jobs and schedules, which affects real cleaners showing up at real properties. Read-only exploration is a good default until you trust the workflow.
Cleaning state is half the question
TIDY holds the cleaning layer: jobs, schedules, who accepted work, and completion state. A PMS tells you when a guest checks out; TIDY tells you whether the turnover is actually covered. Most useful operational questions need both halves, which is why these two systems are usually read together.
Our guide to using TIDY with Claude walks through connecting the MCP server.
Using TIDY with RapidEye
RapidEye works with TIDY. We set the connection up for your account, so there is nothing to build or configure on your side. Tell us which platform you use and we take it from there.
Looking for the RapidEye inspection API itself, where you send turnover photos or video and get findings back? Its reference is public at api.rapideyeinspections.com/docs.
Quick FAQ
Does RapidEye work with TIDY?
Yes. RapidEye sets up the connection to TIDY for your account. Tell us which platform you use and we take it from there.
What agent access does TIDY already provide?
TIDY runs a live first-party MCP server at api.tidy.com/mcp, verified by direct JSON-RPC probe, and it is write-capable. That puts TIDY ahead of most turnover and cleaning platforms, which ship no agent interface at all.
What data does TIDY hold that a PMS does not?
The cleaning layer: jobs, schedules, who accepted work, and completion state. A PMS tells you when a guest checks out; TIDY tells you whether the turnover is actually covered. Most useful operational questions need both halves, which is why these two systems are usually read together.
Sources
Sources are named at the publisher level with their root domain, rather than linked or titled; every figure is verifiable at the named source.
- Developer documentation, TIDYtidy.com