# Connect your assistant

> Add CreatorsJet to ChatGPT, Claude, or another remote MCP client.
>
> Canonical URL: https://docs.creatorsjet.com/mcp/connect

Use the same server URL in every compatible client:

```text
https://api.creatorsjet.com/mcp
```

You need a CreatorsJet creator or agency account. Existing owned content can be read on any active account; editing requires an [eligible plan](/mcp/safety-and-plans). The assistant must support remote Streamable HTTP MCP and browser-based OAuth sign-in.

## ChatGPT

1. In ChatGPT, open **Settings → Security and login** and enable **Developer mode**.
2. Open **ChatGPT Plugins*&#x2A;, select &#x2A;*+**, and add the server URL above as a public MCP connection.
3. Sign in to CreatorsJet and review the permissions.
4. Enable the connection in a conversation and try [an example request](/mcp/quick-starts).

Availability and menu labels can vary by ChatGPT plan and workspace policy. See [OpenAI's current connection guide](https://developers.openai.com/plugins/deploy/connect-chatgpt/) if your screen differs.

## Claude

For an individual Pro or Max account, open **Customize → Connectors → + → Add custom connector** and enter the server URL. Then connect and sign in.

On a Team or Enterprise account, an owner first adds the URL under **Organization settings → Connectors → Add → Custom → Web**. Members can then open **Customize → Connectors** to connect their own accounts. See [Claude's current guide](https://support.claude.com/en/articles/11175166-get-started-with-custom-connectors-using-remote-mcp).

## Muse and other clients

CreatorsJet is not yet listed in Muse. Once approved, connect it from Muse's directory and complete the CreatorsJet sign-in flow. For another MCP client, add the URL above as a **Streamable HTTP** server and use its browser OAuth flow.

## Permissions

The consent screen shows the access requested by your client. If it requests no scopes, CreatorsJet starts with read permissions. Ask your assistant to check CreatorsJet access to see available tools and missing write scopes. Creating or editing needs the corresponding write permission. If a write action is missing, update the connection's permissions and reconnect so the client refreshes its tool list.

Your account role, plan, and usage limits are checked when a tool runs. Connecting does not start a subscription or let an assistant bypass those limits. See [permissions and safety](/mcp/safety-and-plans) for details.

## Disconnect or get help

Remove CreatorsJet from the client's connector settings to stop using it there. If the client supports token revocation, it can revoke the OAuth grant. See [troubleshooting](/mcp/troubleshooting) or contact [CreatorsJet support](https://www.creatorsjet.com/support).

CreatorsJet API keys and browser session tokens are not MCP credentials. See the [privacy policy](https://www.creatorsjet.com/privacy-policies) and [terms](https://www.creatorsjet.com/terms) for data practices.
