mcps

Setup guides

How to add an MCP server to your app

Adding a connector takes one short config or a single command. Pick your app for the exact steps — then browse connectors with copy-paste config.

Add an MCP server to Claude Desktop

Claude Desktop loads MCP servers from a JSON config file. You add an entry, restart, and the tools appear.
Add an MCP server to Claude Code

Claude Code adds MCP servers from the terminal with one command — no manual JSON editing required.
Add an MCP server to Cursor

Cursor reads MCP servers from an mcp.json file, editable from Settings or directly on disk, globally or per project.
Add an MCP server to Windsurf

Windsurf (Cascade) loads MCP servers from its own mcp_config.json, editable from the Cascade settings panel.
Add an MCP server to VS Code

VS Code (with GitHub Copilot agent mode) supports MCP servers via a workspace .vscode/mcp.json file or your user settings.
Add an MCP server to ChatGPT

ChatGPT connects to remote MCP servers as "connectors". This is for hosted (HTTP) servers — local stdio commands are not supported here.
Add an MCP server to Cline

Cline (the VS Code AI agent extension) manages MCP servers from its own panel, writing them to a settings file.

Then pick a connector

Browse hand-checked MCP connectors with copy-paste config and ready-to-run prompts.

Browse connectors