Agents and Clay
Feed your in-market accounts and their evidence into Clay or your own automations.
Because Vergio speaks a plain REST API and MCP, you can wire it into Clay, your own scripts, or any AI agent that makes HTTP calls. Start from the operation availability and scopes in the API or MCP reference, then use only the operations your credential can reach.
Use it with Clay
Create a key with Read access under Integrations > API & MCP > Create key, then call the API
from a Clay HTTP column against
https://vergio.ai/api/v1, sending your key as a Bearer token. Search your scored accounts and enrich
your Clay tables with the evidence behind each score. In the current wallet-live state, use the live
searchAccounts operation; the published current-list operation is unavailable. Read access also
grants read:watch.
Use it with your own agent
Give your agent the same key and let it call live endpoints (over REST) or tools (over MCP). The self-serve key screen currently offers Read access, Write outcomes, and Generate reports; other protocol scopes are not selectable there. Claude connector OAuth instead derives access from the signed-in member's role. Point the agent at the API reference or the MCP reference so it can respect live, pilot, activation-gated, and unavailable labels.
When you report an outcome back, it becomes a learning label that improves your rankings, so feeding results in is worth it.
When Vergio returns account rows over REST or MCP, delivered_to_agent proves only that Vergio
delivered the rows to an agent; whether a human saw them is unknown. selected_for_first_party_surface
means the ranker selected rows for the agency's first-party surface at list-build time; it is a
selection decision, not a render or view receipt. Neither class proves a human viewed the rows. With
your own agent, write back operator decisions through record_outcome or set_account_status to
restore that missing fidelity.
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Updated July 28, 2026