How to review AI usage, disable AI, and connect MCP tools in CornerSpot

The AI Usage and Settings page is where you keep an eye on how your team's monthly AI credits are being spent, turn AI off entirely if you need to, and connect external tools for the AI to use. This guide walks through all three, and shows you the one safe way to handle the system-wide kill switch.

How to review AI usage and manage AI settings in CornerSpot

Open Account Settings → AI Usage and Settings at /dashboard/settings/ai-usage. The page has three sections: your usage breakdown, the system-wide AI switch, and the Model Context Protocol (MCP) tools registry.

The CornerSpot AI Usage and Settings page with the usage breakdown, kill switch, and MCP registry
The AI Usage and Settings page, with the usage breakdown, the AI kill switch, and the MCP tools registry.

1. Review your AI usage this month

Every account includes 1,000,000 AI credits free each month, shared across every AI feature: the AI Agent, sentiment, summaries, translation, suggested replies, the documentation assistant, and website Editing with AI. The AI usage this month card shows how many credits you have left, when they reset, and a donut plus a per-feature list of exactly where they went.

The AI usage card with credits remaining, a usage donut, and a per-feature breakdown
The AI usage card shows credits remaining, a usage donut, and a per-feature breakdown.

2. Understand the system-wide AI switch

Scroll to Disable AI system-wide. This one switch turns off every AI feature for your whole team at once. Nothing is deleted, and you can turn AI back on anytime, but while it is off no AI calls are made and the AI features are removed from the interface.

The Disable AI system-wide switch that turns off every AI feature for the team
The "Disable AI system-wide" switch turns every AI feature off for your whole team.

3. Confirm before you disable AI

Because this affects your entire team, flipping the switch does not take effect right away. A confirmation dialog appears first, listing everything that will be turned off. Read it carefully. If you did not mean to disable AI, click Cancel to leave everything on. Only click Disable AI when you are certain you want to turn AI off for the whole team.

The confirmation dialog that appears before AI is disabled team-wide, with Cancel and Disable AI buttons
The confirmation dialog lists what will be turned off. Click Cancel to leave AI on.

4. Connect MCP tools

At the bottom, Model Context Protocol tools lets you connect external MCP servers so the AI can use extra read-only tools, like looking up an order or a customer record. Click Add server to open the panel.

The Model Context Protocol tools registry with the Add server button
The MCP tools registry, where you connect external servers for the AI to use.

5. Add a server

Give the server a Name, enter its Server URL (it must be an https address), and choose an Authentication mode. Pick None for a server that needs no sign-in, or OAuth to connect it after adding. Then click Add server.

The New MCP server panel with name, https server URL, and authentication fields
The New MCP server panel: a name, an https server URL, and an authentication mode.

6. Enable it per feature

The new server joins the list with a status pill. Once it is connected, use the per-feature toggles to turn its tools on for Live Chat, your Documentation assistant, or both. You can refresh its tools or remove it at any time.

A newly added MCP server row with a status pill and per-feature enable toggles
The new MCP server appears in the list, ready to connect and enable for each AI feature.

Everything AI, in one place

The AI Usage and Settings page brings your credit spend, the team-wide AI switch, and your connected tools together so you can manage AI across CornerSpot from a single screen. The usage view is read-only, the kill switch always asks you to confirm, and MCP servers can be added or removed whenever you need.

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