Tokeet documents a Client API at capi.tokeet.com/v1 that authenticates with a self-serve key from Settings, and ships no MCP server of any kind. A GitHub search for a Tokeet MCP server returns nothing and npm returns no packages, so any agent access today is something you build. Access itself is easy; the tooling around it does not exist yet.
A documented API with a self-serve key
According to Tokeet's Client API documentation (tokeet.com), the API, which Tokeet abbreviates CAPI, lives at capi.tokeet.com/v1 and authenticates with an API key you generate yourself under Settings, then Account Info. There is no partner approval step, which is more than several larger platforms manage.
No agent tooling, yet
What does not exist is anything agent-shaped. As of July 2026 there is no official Tokeet MCP server and no community one: a GitHub repository search returns zero results and an npm registry search returns zero packages. Every agent integration with Tokeet today is hand-built.
One caution carried over from our guide to using Tokeet with Claude: read-only discipline matters. Restrict what you expose to an agent to GET operations rather than trusting a key to be harmless.
Using Tokeet with RapidEye
RapidEye works with Tokeet. 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 Tokeet?
Yes. RapidEye sets up the connection to Tokeet for your account. Tell us which platform you use and we take it from there.
How do you get a Tokeet API key?
Tokeet API keys are self-serve. You generate one from Settings, then Account Info, and use it against the Tokeet Client API at capi.tokeet.com/v1. There is no partner approval step, which makes Tokeet one of the more accessible platforms in this category.
Does Tokeet have an MCP server?
No. As of July 2026 there is no official or community Tokeet MCP server: a GitHub repository search for a Tokeet MCP returns zero results and an npm registry search for Tokeet returns zero packages. Agent access means building a server yourself.
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.
- Client API documentation, Tokeettokeet.com