Claude

Claude on the web, Claude desktop, and Claude Code all connect to Stackyapper's /mcp endpoint with OAuth.

Claude web and desktop

Open connector settings
Open Settings → Connectors from your Claude profile menu.
Add a custom connector
Name it Stackyapper and use:
https://mcp.stackyapper.dev/mcp
Workspaces with a verified custom access domain use the origin shown on the portal's AI clients page, keeping the /mcp path.
Complete OAuth
Select Connect, sign in to Stackyapper, review the workspace on the consent page, and approve access.
Enable Stackyapper
Select the connector from Claude's tools menu when it is not enabled by default.

Claude renews its short-lived access token automatically, and deployments or temporary connection interruptions do not reset the authorization. Token and authorization lifetimes are in Lifecycle & API keys.

Claude Code

Add Stackyapper from your terminal:

1claude mcp add --transport http stackyapper https://mcp.stackyapper.dev/mcp

Then run /mcp in Claude Code and choose stackyapper → Authenticate.

To make the connection available in every project, add --scope user to the command.

Verify the connection

Claude lists a small set of stackyapper_ router and workflow tools — the expected surface, explained in What your AI client sees. Then run a read-only tool against an app you can read and confirm the call under Audit, following Connect a client and verify.