# Connect Claude Code to Clikso

Add Clikso to Claude Code with one terminal command, then sign in from the /mcp menu. Use it in one project or in every project you open.

> **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.

**Server URL:** `https://app.clik.so/mcp`

Last checked: 9 October 2026.

## You 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

### Step 1. Run the add command

In your terminal, run:

```bash title="Add Clikso to Claude Code"
claude mcp add --transport http clikso https://app.clik.so/mcp
```

This adds Clikso for the project you are in. To use it in every project, add `--scope user`:

```bash title="Add Clikso for all your projects"
claude mcp add --transport http --scope user clikso https://app.clik.so/mcp
```

### Step 2. Sign 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**.

### Step 3. 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

```bash title="See, check and remove servers"
claude mcp list
claude mcp get clikso
claude mcp remove clikso
```

### Good 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.

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Source: https://clik.so/docs/ai/claude-code