Infinivo has an MCP server.

Infinivo builds and runs AI front desks for US injury, family, criminal defence and immigration law firms. A 24/7 intake team that answers every call, chat and email, qualifies the case against the firm's own criteria, and books the consultation before the caller dials the next firm. This page is the human-readable version of what the server hands your assistant.

01 · The endpoint

One URL, three audiences. A plain GET serves this page, which is why you are reading it. A POST is the JSON-RPC endpoint your agent talks to. A GET asking for text/event-stream is the transport opening its server-to-client channel, and it gets a straight 405, because this server offers no stream and says so instead of leaving your client hanging.

https://infinivoai.eu/mcp

transport: streamable-http

02 · Connect it

Take whichever one matches your client, and the ten tools show up.

Claude Code. One line in your terminal, no config file to hunt down.

claude mcp add --transport http infinivo https://infinivoai.eu/mcp

That registers it for the project you are standing in. Add -s user to register it once and have it available in every project instead.

Codex. Same idea, one line. The --url flag is what marks it as a remote server rather than something Codex has to launch locally.

codex · terminal Copy

codex mcp add infinivo --url https://infinivoai.eu/mcp

Prefer editing the file yourself? The same server as a block in ~/.codex/config.toml:

[mcp_servers.infinivo]
url = "https://infinivoai.eu/mcp"

There is no login step. The server takes no credentials, so Codex connects to it unauthenticated and the tools appear.

Claude Desktop and other config-file clients. Drop this into the client's MCP config and restart it.

{ "mcpServers": { "infinivo": { "url": "https://infinivoai.eu/mcp" } } }

Just poke it. No client, no install. This returns the tool list as JSON, which is the fastest way to confirm the server is up and see what it offers.

curl -s -X POST https://infinivoai.eu/mcp \
  -H 'content-type: application/json' \
  -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"tools/list"}'

03 · The tools

• get_positioningWhat Infinivo is, who it serves, and the problem it solves.
• get_pricingCurrent pricing on both engagements, plus both guarantees.
• get_proofAnonymised evidence, and how to go see the desk running for yourself.
• book_callBooking links, and optionally passes your details to the founder so he can follow up. It cannot write to anyone's calendar. Give it an email only if you want one back.

• start_intake_demoOpens a live text conversation with the real intake desk. You play an injured caller.
• continue_intake_demoOne follow-up turn in the same conversation.
• get_demo_transcriptThe full exchange, plus the case record the desk pulled out of it.
• request_demo_accessThe first demo conversation is free and anonymous. After that, one call with an email address unlocks further sessions.

• start_email_demoHands back an address and a reference code. Takes no arguments at all, deliberately.
• check_email_demoFollows your message through the desk: read, case record, draft, sent.

04 · What the demo actually does

05 · A worked example

If you would rather see the shape before you connect anything, here is one call and one response.

curl -s -X POST https://infinivoai.eu/mcp \
  -H 'content-type: application/json' \
  -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"tools/call",
       "params":{"name":"start_intake_demo","arguments":{
         "message":"I got rear-ended on the 610 yesterday afternoon, my neck is killing me and the other driver'"'"'s insurance already called me twice."}}}'

{
  "jsonrpc": "2.0",
  "id": 1,
  "result": {
    "structuredContent": {
      "session_id": "dm_7f31c2",
      "turns_remaining": 1,
      "desk_reply": "I'm sorry, that sounds rough. Two quick things and then
        I'll get you in front of an attorney. Have you been seen by a doctor
        or urgent care since the crash? And when their adjuster called, did
        you give any kind of statement, recorded or otherwise?",
      "case_record": {
        "incident_type": "motor_vehicle · rear_end",
        "incident_date": "2026-08-14",
        "location": "I-610, Houston TX",
        "injuries": ["neck pain"],
        "treatment_sought": null,
        "insurance_contact": true,
        "statement_given": null,
        "represented": false,
        "callback_window": null,
        "qualification": "pending · 5 of 9 fields captured"
      }
    }
  }
}

Look at what stays null. The desk does not guess. Unknown stays unknown, and the next question it asks is the one that closes the biggest gap. That is the entire job: turn a frightened person's first sentence into a record a paralegal can act on, at 2am, without waking anybody up.