AI apps (MCP)
Connect Claude Code to Clikso
In short
Run one command to add Clikso to Claude Code. Then type /mcp in Claude Code, pick clikso and sign in. Your browser opens Clikso, where you choose the workspaces and what Claude Code may do.
Connect Claude Code to Clikso
Last checked 9 October 2026
https://app.clik.so/mcpYou need
- Claude Code
- Installed and signed in.
- Clikso
- Any plan, including Free.
- A browser
- On the same computer, for the Clikso sign-in.
Add Clikso
Run the add command
In your terminal, run:
claude mcp add --transport http clikso https://app.clik.so/mcpThis adds Clikso for the project you are in. To use it in every project, add --scope user:
claude mcp add --transport http --scope user clikso https://app.clik.so/mcpSign in
Start Claude Code and type /mcp. Pick clikso, then choose Authenticate.
Your browser opens Clikso. Tick the workspaces, choose View and make changes or View only, and press Allow access.
Try it
Ask Claude Code something like "Make a short link to our docs page with the slug docs."
Share it with your team
Use --scope project to save the server in a .mcp.json file in your repo. Teammates who open the project get Clikso too.
The file holds only the URL, never a key. Each person still signs in with their own Clikso account.
Handy commands
claude mcp list
claude mcp get clikso
claude mcp remove cliksoGood to know
- The Clikso sign-in page may label Claude Code as an Unverified app. That is normal for apps that sign in on your own computer. Allow it if you just ran the command yourself.
- Claude Code asks before it runs a tool, unless you allow that tool. That prompt belongs to Claude Code. Clikso's own settings apply as well.
- When a tool needs approval, Claude Code prints a Clikso link. Open it, press Approve, then tell Claude Code you did.
- Removing the server in Claude Code does not end the connection. Press Disconnect in Clikso under Settings → AI connections too.