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Available in the Anthropic connectors directory

Fingerprint is now listed in the Anthropic connectors directory. In Claude, go to Settings > Connectors, click Browse, and search for Fingerprint. You no longer need to add a custom connector or enter the server URL.Adding Fingerprint as a custom connector still works, and remains the setup path for Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, and other MCP clients. See the MCP server guide.
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Tool list stays current without reconnecting

Added three tools that keep newly released tools reachable without disconnecting and reconnecting your AI client:
  • list_tools reports the tools the server is currently serving.
  • call_tool runs any tool that list_tools reports.
  • call_write_tool runs write actions through a separate proxy with its own approval prompt.
Some AI clients cache the tool list for a conversation, so tools added in a release did not appear until you reconnected or started a new conversation. These three tools stay constant, so once they are in your tool list, future tools stay reachable through them.After this update, start one new conversation for the three tools to appear. From then on, your tool list stays current.
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New get_current_time tool

Added a get_current_time tool that returns the current time as a UTC RFC3339 timestamp and Unix epoch. Pass an optional IANA time zone (such as America/New_York) to also get the local time in that zone.This gives AI clients a reliable clock when building relative time ranges for search_events, instead of inferring the date from their training data.
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Bot detection filters for search_events

Added bot detection filters to search_events: bot_info, bot_info_category, bot_info_identity, bot_info_confidence, bot_info_provider, and bot_info_name. You can now have your AI client search identification events by bot activity, confidence, and provider.
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Human-readable timestamps for search_events

The start and end parameters on search_events now use human-readable RFC3339 timestamps instead of Unix milliseconds. This helps AI clients build correct time ranges and avoid querying dates outside the supported 90-day window.
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Fingerprint MCP server is now available

Connect AI assistants and agents to Fingerprint device intelligence with the new Fingerprint MCP server. Your AI tools can query identification events, detect anomalies, investigate fraud patterns, and manage your Fingerprint workspace through natural language.The server is available in two forms:
  • Managed service: Hosted by Fingerprint at https://mcp.fpjs.io/mcp, with no setup or maintenance required.
  • Open source: Self-host from the GitHub repository for full control over deployment.
See the MCP server guide to get started.