One Coworking
Find and compare coworking spaces and offices in 300+ European cities; get office quotes.
| Endpoint | https://www.onecoworking.com/api/mcp (streamable-http) |
|---|---|
| Registry version | 1.1.0 |
| Now | 13 tools · grade B (88) · pin ts_85ec6ca44bec7a1bad82fb55a71b4ec8 · protocol 2025-06-18 |
| First / last listed | 2026-10-27 07:54 UTC / 2026-10-27 07:54 UTC |
| Grade over time | 2026-10-27: B (88), 13 tools |
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Tools: get_booking_links start_office_brief search_venues get_venue city_prices team_coverage request_office_quotes request_meeting_space confirm_email_code get_request_status request_viewing decline_option rate_viewing
get_booking_links | Use this when the person wants a day pass or a meeting room. Pass up to 3 venue slugs from search_venues (or only a city — and near, when they want to be close to a place — for the nearest spaces that book directly), the date and how many people. Returns, per space, a One Coworking booking link with date and party size filled in — confirmed when the person pays — or the venue page where they send params: product*, venue_slugs, city, near, date, dates, people, end_time |
start_office_brief | Use this when someone is looking for an office, desks for a team or a team space, before searching or shortlisting. Pass what the person already said; returns the questions still open (in a broker's order, with the city's real districts) and when to search. Call it again as answers come in. Not for day passes or meeting rooms. params: city, team_size, team_size_in_12_months, format, area, budget_monthly_eur, move_in, usage_term, must_haves, context, current_lease_end, decision, alternatives |
search_venues | Use this when the person wants spaces in a city listed on One Coworking. product filters (day_pass, meeting_room, private_office, office_suite, flex_desk, fix_desk, day_office, membership); max_price is EUR in that product's unit (offices: per desk per month, day passes: per day, meeting rooms: per hour). For private_office / office_suite the answer is a broker's shortlist — the well-known brands params: city*, product, max_price, bookable, team_size, area, near, budget_monthly_eur, view, limit |
get_venue | Everything One Coworking publishes about one venue, as Markdown: address, district, starting prices with units and the date they were checked, private offices the operator confirmed (price, desks, m², term, move-in date, confirmation date), opening hours, amenities, rating, FAQ, and how to book or request an offer. `slug` is the last path segment of the venue URL (https://www.onecoworking.com/venu params: slug* |
city_prices | Typical starting list prices in a city across its public venues: day pass per day, private office per desk per month, desks (flex / fixed) per month, meeting room per hour — 10th–90th percentile with the median, recomputed hourly from live listings. Private offices and desks are separate lines: the office range never includes a desk price. params: city* |
team_coverage | For a company whose people work from several cities: what they can book INSTANTLY on a One Coworking team account in each named city — spaces with an instantly bookable day pass, their median day-pass price (net EUR, what the team pays in credits) and how many also have bookable meeting rooms. Same numbers as https://www.onecoworking.com/solutions/teams. Use it before recommending a team account; params: cities* |
request_office_quotes | Use this when the person wants prices and availability for an office or team space and the brief is clear (start_office_brief): One Coworking asks the spaces and negotiates for them, free for the person. Only after they agreed to share name, company and email. Pass every answer from the brief and up to 6 venue slugs they want asked. Nothing reaches a space yet: they get a 6-digit code by email — t params: firstname*, lastname, company*, email*, phone, inquiry_type, city*, area, team_size*, move_in_timeframe, move_in_date, usage_term, budget_monthly_min_eur, budget_monthly_max_eur, team_size_in_12_months, format, must_haves, context, current_lease_end, decision, alternatives, message, venue_slugs, locale, consent* |
request_meeting_space | Use this when the person needs a meeting room or event space that one booking link cannot carry: several days (each with its own times and headcount), several rooms at the same time, a seating layout, catering or equipment — e.g. a 2-day workshop for 20 with a projector and lunch, or two rooms in parallel for interviews. One room on one day: get_booking_links. A regular slot (every week, every sec params: firstname*, lastname, company*, email*, phone, city*, near, days*, rooms, layout, catering, av, budget_total_eur, must_haves, venue_slugs, locale, consent* |
confirm_email_code | Confirm an office or meeting request with the 6-digit code One Coworking emailed the person. Only then does the request reach One Coworking. Returns a reference and an access key — keep the key for get_request_status (and, for an office, request_viewing) in this conversation. params: request_id*, code* |
get_request_status | Where a confirmed office or meeting request stands: stage, how many spaces were asked, how many answered with a price, the viewings requested, and the options on the person's comparison link with their handles (for decline_option / rate_viewing). Prices are not shown here — they reach the person by email. params: access_key* |
request_viewing | Ask One Coworking to arrange a viewing of a space for a confirmed office request. Give up to 3 preferred dates, each before lunch (am), afternoon (pm) or either. A broker agrees the time with the space and confirms it to the person by email, usually within one working day — this call does not confirm a time. params: access_key*, venue_slug*, dates*, visitors, notes |
decline_option | Optional: record that the person said one option is not for them, and why (price, too_small, too_large, location, look_and_feel, amenities, contract_terms, availability, chose_another, not_moving_now, other). Use only what the person told you. It goes to their broker; nothing is sent to the space, and the option stays on their link. Option handles come from get_request_status. params: access_key*, option*, note, reason* |
rate_viewing | Optional: record how a viewing that took place went, in the person's words — favourite, possible or not_for_us (with a reason for not_for_us). Only for an option listed under open questions. It goes to their broker; nothing is sent to the space. Option handles come from get_request_status. params: access_key*, option*, note, outcome*, reason |
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