What makes it different from Mentimeter, Slido, or SurveyMonkey?
Two things. First, it collapses nine separate engagement tools into one polymorphic engine and API instead of nine subscriptions. Second, it is agent-native — a built-in MCP server and a full OAuth 2.0 authorization server let an AI assistant like Claude create, launch, and analyze content programmatically, not just answer questions in a sidebar.
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Flocci Pulse: Nine Engagement Tools, One Engine an Agent Can DrivePulse runs polls, quizzes, surveys, live events, HR waves and persona tests on one engine — and ships an MCP server so an AI can run the whole loop.
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