Connect Signaliz to your AI client
Signaliz provides setup instructions for Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, n8n, remote MCP configuration, browser tools, and compatible editors.
Choose the connection type
OAuth-capable clients can use the base MCP endpoint and ask you to sign in:
https://api.signaliz.com/functions/v1/signaliz-mcp
Private keyed clients use the URL displayed in Signaliz after you create a dedicated API key:
https://api.signaliz.com/functions/v1/signaliz-mcp?api_key=YOUR_SIGNALIZ_API_KEY
Treat that complete URL as a secret because it contains the credential.
Supported setup paths
Client | Connection shown in Signaliz | Where to configure it |
Claude | OAuth 2.0 base endpoint | Claude custom connectors |
ChatGPT | Private MCP URL | ChatGPT Plugins / connector settings |
Claude Code | API key terminal setup | Claude Code MCP configuration |
Codex | API key, hosted or local | Codex MCP configuration |
Cursor | Private MCP URL | Cursor Settings → MCP |
n8n | Private MCP URL | An MCP Client Tool node in the workflow |
Remote config | Private MCP URL in JSON | Any compatible remote MCP client |
Browser tools | Private MCP URL | The browser AI tool's connector settings |
Editors | Private MCP URL | VS Code, Zed, Windsurf, and compatible editor MCP settings |
Connect safely
Open Settings → Connect → MCP setup.
Select your client tab.
Create a dedicated, minimally scoped API key if the client does not use OAuth.
Copy the exact configuration shown for that client.
Complete sign-in or restart the client when prompted.
Ask the client to list Signaliz tools, then run a read or dry-run test.
If the client says Signaliz is connected but returns no tools, remove the old server entry, reconnect using the current settings panel, and confirm the connection is using the intended workspace.