# Claude.ai and ChatGPT

> Connect GetIntel's MCP server to claude.ai or ChatGPT by URL, with sign-in and no token to copy.

Source: https://getintel.ai/docs/mcp/clients/claude-ai-and-chatgpt/

Claude.ai and ChatGPT both support remote MCP with sign-in, so you add GetIntel with just the URL. No token to create or paste.

`https://app.getintel.ai/mcp`

## Claude.ai

<Steps>

1. Open **Settings → Connectors**.
2. Click **Add custom connector**.
3. Paste `https://app.getintel.ai/mcp` and save.
4. Claude sends you to GetIntel to sign in, then to an approval page. Pick a brand if you have more than one, tick **Also allow actions** if Claude should update tasks and plan your week, then click **Connect**.
5. Start a chat and ask: *"Using GetIntel, what are my weakest topics this week?"*

</Steps>

Claude Desktop uses the same **Settings → Connectors** flow.

## ChatGPT

Connecting a custom MCP server needs developer mode.

<Steps>

1. Open **Settings → Connectors**.
2. Turn on developer mode if you haven't already.
3. Click **Create**, name it GetIntel, and paste `https://app.getintel.ai/mcp`.
4. Sign in to GetIntel when prompted, pick a brand if you have more than one, tick **Also allow actions** if needed, then click **Connect**.
5. Enable the GetIntel connector in a chat and ask: *"Using GetIntel, give me this week's visibility brief."*

</Steps>

<Aside>
Access tokens from this connection last 2 hours and refresh automatically while it's connected, on the same brand. To change brand or permissions, disconnect and connect again.
</Aside>

## Editing code

Claude.ai and ChatGPT can read and discuss your GetIntel data, but neither edits files in a repository. For that, connect a coding agent instead: [Claude Code](/docs/mcp/clients/claude-code/), [Cursor](/docs/mcp/clients/cursor/) or [Codex CLI](/docs/mcp/clients/codex-cli/).

<Aside type="tip">
Neither client here supports sign-in yet? Use a token instead — see [Connect your agent](/docs/mcp/connect/#2-or-use-a-token).
</Aside>