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radioBee for AI Assistants

The radioBee connector lets compatible AI assistants search a public internet-radio directory and return links that open stations in radioBee or in the radioBee web player.

Production service: public, read-only, and available without a radioBee account.

What the connector can do

The connector does not create accounts, change radioBee settings, save favorites, or start audio inside the assistant. A valid search with no matches returns an empty result instead of substituting unrelated stations.

Production MCP endpoint

Compatible MCP clients can connect to the production Streamable HTTP endpoint:

https://radiobee-mcp.radiobee-api.workers.dev/mcp

Use this production endpoint for real connector use. The separate development Worker is for radioBee testing only.

Example prompts

Results and playback

Each station result contains a station name and a radioBee play link. Compatible assistants may show the first eight results as an interactive card carousel; the complete text result can contain up to ten stations. Selecting Play in radioBee asks the assistant host to open the exact returned HTTPS link. If the mobile app association succeeds, radioBee opens; otherwise the radioBee web player opens.

Station listings and streams come from third-party broadcasters and directories. Availability, metadata, and stream contents can change without notice.

Privacy and data use

The connector processes only the search filters needed for the request and operational data needed to keep the service reliable. radioBee does not log conversation text, raw connector search arguments, caller IP addresses, authorization values, or assistant client metadata in its application logs. See the radioBee Privacy Policy for caching, telemetry, retention, and service-provider details.

Troubleshooting and support

Use of the connector is also subject to the radioBee Terms and Conditions.