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Connecting AI Assistants

What it is

A way to plug AI assistants — Claude Desktop, Claude Code, ChatGPT, and other compatible clients — directly into your Hub workspace so they can answer questions, look up data, and take actions on your behalf.

Hub exposes a secure server URL that you paste into your AI assistant's settings. Once connected, the assistant signs in to Hub through OAuth and can work inside your Space with the same permissions you have.

When to use it

  • You want to ask an AI assistant questions about your Hub data without leaving your chat.
  • You want an assistant to draft tasks, summarize activity, or run skills through natural conversation.
  • You use Claude, ChatGPT, or another MCP-compatible tool as part of your daily workflow.

Where to find it

Open the Platform space, go to Manage → MCP in the sidebar. The page shows your server URL and step-by-step setup for each supported assistant.

You need administrator access to the Platform space to view this page.

How it works

  • Your server URL. At the top of the page, a read-only field shows the address an AI assistant connects to. Click Copy to copy it to your clipboard.
  • OAuth security. Connections are authenticated. When an assistant connects for the first time, it opens a Hub login window; you sign in and approve the connection. Hub never sees the assistant's side; the assistant never sees your password.
  • Per-user access. An assistant acts as you. It can see and do what you can see and do — nothing more.
  • Setup guides. Expand the accordion for your assistant of choice. Each guide includes the exact steps:
    • Claude Desktop — open Settings → Connectors → Add Connector, paste the URL, approve via OAuth.
    • Claude Code (CLI) — run the one-line claude mcp add command shown on the page, then approve via OAuth on first use.
    • ChatGPT — open Settings → Connected Apps → Add Connection, paste the URL, then click Connect and approve.

Related

  • Agents — AI automation that runs inside Hub
  • MCP — the standard that powers this connection
  • Signing In — how OAuth sign-in works