Welcome to the Jungle MCP
Give Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP client your Welcome to the Jungle ATS. Your agent reads candidates, resumes and messages, moves cards and emails from your templates, as your own recruiter seat.
HR
List every candidate for role in our Welcome to the Jungle ATS, read each resume, and write a Google Sheet with one row per candidate (name, current role, years of experience, key skills, stage, next step).

A hiring sync needs one page: who applied for the role, what they have done, where they are in the pipeline and what happens next. In Welcome to the Jungle that page does not exist. You open each card, open each resume, and copy what matters into a sheet that is out of date by the next application.
The recruiter dashboard shows a kanban of names, not a table you can sort, share or comment on. The resume is a PDF behind a link that expires after about two hours. And the Welcome Kit API is not self-serve, so most teams have no tool that reads it for them.
Your agent works in your own browser, signed in to the Welcome to the Jungle dashboard:
Nothing in the ATS changes.
Give Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP client your Welcome to the Jungle ATS. Your agent reads candidates, resumes and messages, moves cards and emails from your templates, as your own recruiter seat.
HRLet ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor or any MCP client read, write and organize your Google Sheets as your own account, with no Google Cloud project, no OAuth app and no service account.
ProductivityDrive the internal tool that has no API: create accounts, populate data, export reports and update records.
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