Claude connectors
Claude and Miro: what the Miro connector does and how a team should roll it out
A plain guide for product, design and operations leads. Every fact about the connector comes from Anthropic's directory page and Miro's own page, read on 10 November 2026. Check them again before you act.
The Claude Miro integration is a connector made by Miro and listed in Anthropic's connector directory with an Anthropic verified badge. The directory page says it lets you connect Claude to Miro to summarize existing boards or build new ones from scratch. Miro's own page says people sign in with OAuth and admins can decide who can use it, which agents can connect and which tools those agents can call. Neither page states which Claude plans include it. This page explains what it does and what a team should settle before turning it on.
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What is the Miro connector for Claude?
The Claude Miro integration is a connector built by Miro. Anthropic's connector directory describes it as "Access and create new content on Miro boards" and says "Connect Claude to Miro to summarize existing boards or build new ones from scratch." The listing carries an Anthropic verified badge and says it was added in February 2026. The directory page shows no beta label.
The listing names tools such as board_create, diagram_create, doc_update and comment_resolve. Miro's own page adds that Claude can "create native, editable Mermaid diagrams and documents directly on Miro".
Source: Anthropic connector directory, Miro (https://claude.com/marketplace/connectors/miro), and Miro, MCP (https://www.miro.com/ai/mcp/), both read 10 November 2026.
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Who uses Miro with Claude, and for what?
Anthropic's directory page lists five uses: summarizing and searching boards, building new boards for retros and planning, adding researched findings to a board, turning specs or pull requests into diagrams, and turning team comments into action items. The page does not name job titles, so the groups below are our reading of those uses, not a claim from Anthropic or Miro.
Product managers and team leads who run retros and planning boards are the likeliest users of the first, second and fifth uses. Engineers and technical writers are the likeliest users of the spec-to-diagram use. Researchers and analysts are the likeliest users of the research-to-board use.
Source: Anthropic connector directory, Miro (https://claude.com/marketplace/connectors/miro), read 10 November 2026.
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How do you connect Claude to Miro?
Anthropic's directory page gives an Add to Claude button and the connector address https://mcp.miro.com/. It marks sign-in as required and gives no longer setup steps. Miro's page has a Connect MCP button that links to its developer documentation, and suggests asking Claude "Help me connect Miro if it isn't connected yet."
Miro says users sign in with OAuth, "so credentials are never shared directly with third-party tools." Anthropic's directory page warns: "Only use connectors from developers you trust."
Source: Anthropic connector directory, Miro (https://claude.com/marketplace/connectors/miro), and Miro, MCP (https://www.miro.com/ai/mcp/), read 10 November 2026.
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What should a team decide before turning it on?
Miro says "Admins can decide exactly who can use MCP, which agents can connect, and which tools those agents can call." That is a Miro setting, so the first decision is who in your Miro admin team owns it and what they allow.
Four questions are ours, not Miro's. Which boards hold material that should not pass through an AI assistant? Who may ask Claude to create or change content on a shared board? Who reviews what Claude adds before the wider team relies on it? Where is the rule written down so people can find it?
Source for the admin statement: Miro, MCP (https://www.miro.com/ai/mcp/), read 10 November 2026. The four questions are Kriv's own suggestions.
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Where Kriv helps
Kriv AI runs Claude training for teams, scoped by role and delivered in your own documents and tools, with a written usage policy so people know what is allowed. A team that wants the Miro connector in daily use can start there, then agree the admin rules above.
Kriv did not build the Miro connector, does not speak for Miro, and has not published a Miro project of its own. Your Miro admins hold the access and the settings.
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What this page could not confirm
Neither the directory page nor Miro's page states which Claude plans include the connector or what it costs, so this page does not say. We did not open Miro's documentation, support or privacy pages, and we did not test the connector. For anything not cited above, check the current pages. Read 10 November 2026.
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Frequently asked questions about Claude and Miro: what the Miro connector does and how a team should roll it out
Is the Miro connector made by Anthropic?
No. Anthropic's directory lists Miro as the maker and shows an Anthropic verified badge (read 10 November 2026).
What can Claude do with the Miro connector?
Anthropic's directory says it lets Claude summarize existing Miro boards or build new ones from scratch. Miro's page adds native, editable Mermaid diagrams and documents (both read 10 November 2026).
Does the Miro connector need a sign-in?
Yes. The directory page marks sign-in as required, and Miro says users sign in with OAuth (read 10 November 2026).
Which Claude plans include it?
The pages we read do not say, so we do not either. Check Anthropic's current pages (read 10 November 2026).
Can admins limit it?
Miro says admins can decide who can use MCP, which agents can connect and which tools those agents can call (read 10 November 2026).
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