IntegrationsMiro integration
Your Miro boards.Turned into next steps.
Connect Miro to Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or any MCP agent through CoreSpeed. Your agent opens the boards your Miro account can access, reads their sticky notes, cards and frames, and turns a workshop board into themes and next steps. It can also add boards, sticky notes, cards and frames, each a separate call approvals can hold.
From a wall of sticky notesto a plan.
Requests you can make once Miro is connected. The data is fictional.
- MiroSprint 14 retro
Slowed us
- Review queue sat for two days.
- Staging was down on Tuesday.
- Release notes written at the last minute.
Read the board
From the boards you can open
- Claude CodeAnswer
Retro summary
Three themes, three follow-ups.
- Reviews: 9 notes. Try a daily review slot.
- Staging: 6 notes. Add an uptime alert.
Group it into themes
Nothing added to the board
Approval requestWaiting
Cursor for Parker
miro__create_sticky_note
“Follow-up: hold a 30-minute review slot every morning.”
Policy: Ask before adding to a shared board.
ApproveDeny
Add the follow-ups
The write waits for a yes
Read the whole board.Keep what matters.
Ask your agent to read a Miro board and group its sticky notes into themes, with the follow-ups ready to share.
Reads fromMiro
All connectors →Read the Sprint 14 retro board in Miro. Group the sticky notes into themes and draft one follow-up for each. Do not add anything to the board.
miro__list_boardsok
Sprint 14 retro
Keep your agent.Bring your work.
One CoreSpeed account, across compatible agents.
- 1
Set up CoreSpeed
Give your agent the setup line. It adds CoreSpeed and signs you in.
- 2
Connect Miro
Authorize the account and the content you need.
- 3
Start with one task
Ask for a summary, a brief, or a draft. Review the answer.
Setup guidesClaude CodeCodexCursor