Do I need to know what the tools are called?
No. Ask the question in natural language and the assistant selects the right tool among those exposed by Bikma's MCP server.
Integration
Bikma's MCP exposes a set of tools the assistant calls to read your data: you query Share of Voice, mentions, cited sources and sentiment simply by asking the question, and the assistant picks the right tool.
When you ask a question, the assistant identifies the right tool among those exposed by the server, calls it with the parameters taken from your request (for example the model or the date range) and returns the figure to you. You do not need to know the tools' names: you use them in natural language.
The MCP tools mirror Bikma's dimensions of analysis, so from the assistant you reach Share of Voice and the comparison with competitors, the list of mentions, the external sources cited, the sentiment distribution and how the metrics trend over time.
No. Ask the question in natural language and the assistant selects the right tool among those exposed by Bikma's MCP server.
The areas covered mirror the platform's dimensions of analysis: Share of Voice, mentions, external sources, sentiment and trends over time.
Yes: you state the model or the range in your question and the assistant passes those parameters to the tool.