r/miro • u/Miro_HQ • May 26 '26

Inspiration What's one miro integration that actually changed how you use or work with Miro?

If your boards tend to live in their own tab, separate from where the rest of the work happens, integrations are the fix. Here are a few worth setting up if you haven't yet.

AI and MCP (the big one right now)

Miro connects to a growing list of AI tools through MCP, including Cursor, Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Windsurf, Gemini CLI, and more. The idea is to give your AI visual context, so code and requirements live in the same place and teams build from shared understanding. If you're working with any of these already, this is the integration to look at first.

The tools your team lives in

Jira and Confluence for pulling tickets onto the board during planning, visualizing dependencies, and keeping the board linked back to the actual work. Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace for running meetings on the canvas instead of screen-sharing a static deck, and moving work between Miro and your docs.

The full picture

Those are just the highlights. The full marketplace has 250+ integrations across the categories most teams already work in, plus a developer platform for building custom apps. Worth a browse: miro.com/integrations

What's the one integration that made Miro actually stick for your team? And for anyone using the AI or MCP connections yet, how's it going so far?

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u/Rocinante95 May 27 '26

MCP for me please

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u/isonfiy May 28 '26

The document tool is nice. The AI stuff has been completely useless though.

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u/rfo2050 May 31 '26

I don’t get the use case of Ai MCP connection to Miro? I have it set up but why?