ThoughtSpot
Connect your company's ThoughtSpot instance to Cakewalk so agents can run searches, retrieve answers and work with liveboards through the gateway.
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Connect your company's ThoughtSpot instance to Cakewalk so agents can run searches, retrieve answers and work with liveboards through the gateway.
Connect your company's ThoughtSpot instance to Cakewalk's MCP Gateway. Every agent tool call against ThoughtSpot passes through the gateway and is evaluated against your Policies.
ThoughtSpot admin who can edit instance security configurations (CORS allowlist, SAML redirect domains).
ThoughtSpot account on https://agent.thoughtspot.app to register the OAuth client.
Before the OAuth flow can complete, your ThoughtSpot instance must allowlist agent.thoughtspot.app. In your ThoughtSpot admin security configuration:
Add agent.thoughtspot.app to the CORS whitelisted domains.
Add agent.thoughtspot.app to the SAML redirect domains.
Save both.
ThoughtSpot does not enumerate OAuth scope strings. Permissions are inherited from the ThoughtSpot user's role; tools that read content require the corresponding ThoughtSpot view permissions.
Register a new client. Add your ThoughtSpot instance URL to the appropriate field.
Add this redirect URI:
Save. The portal generates a Client ID and Client Secret.
Copy both values immediately. ThoughtSpot displays them only once and they cannot be retrieved later.
Go to All Connections.
Find ThoughtSpot.
Click Edit credentials.
Paste the Client ID and Client Secret.
Save.
The ThoughtSpot Connection card flips to Active on All Connections. From an agent platform connected to Cakewalk, ask the agent to search a ThoughtSpot answer. If ThoughtSpot returns results, the Connection is live.
OAuth flow fails with CORS or SAML error: confirm agent.thoughtspot.app is in both the CORS allowlist and the SAML redirect domains of your ThoughtSpot instance.
Lost Client Secret: the portal cannot redisplay it. Register a new client and reconnect.
Tools return permission errors: the ThoughtSpot user account behind the OAuth flow must have view permissions on the objects the agent is asking for.
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