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Actually Asked

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Manage your website FAQ, visitor questions and leads, with answers written from your own pages.

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Overview Installation

Overview

Actually Asked is an MCP server that lets you manage your website FAQ, visitor questions, and leads while generating answers directly from your own pages. By connecting through the Model Context Protocol, AI assistants gain access to Actually Asked's tools without manual copying between applications.

The server runs remotely at https://mcp.actuallyasked.com/mcp with no local installation required. Version 1.0.0 is the latest release, and setup requires no authentication credentials.

Actually Asked appears in the Development category on mcp.site and works with all MCP clients including Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, and Zed. Maintainers from actuallyasked.com are encouraged to claim this listing to verify ownership and keep information up to date.

▸Hosted endpoint — Streamable HTTP · https://mcp.actuallyasked.com/mcp

Installation

Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector
Name: Actually Asked
URL:  https://mcp.actuallyasked.com/mcp

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