1. Connect your assistant

    Add CloudCrane to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or Cline by its address, and sign in once.

    You add CloudCrane to your assistant once, by this address, and sign in. After that, any chat can make you an app. There’s nothing to install.

    https://cloudcrane.ai/api/apps/mcp

    Claude

    On claude.ai or in the Claude desktop app, open Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector. Paste the address, add it, and sign in when Claude asks. Once it’s added, it works in the Claude app on your phone too.

    ChatGPT

    In ChatGPT’s settings, under apps and connectors, add a connector with the address above, choose OAuth for signing in, then sign in.

    Cursor

    Add the settings on the Cursor card to ~/.cursor/mcp.json.

    Cline

    Add the settings on the Cline card to cline_mcp_settings.json, then turn the server on. Cline opens your browser to sign in.

    Other assistants

    Any assistant that can add a remote MCP server can use it. It connects over Streamable HTTP and signs in with OAuth, so there’s no key to paste and nothing to add to its headers.

    What signing in asks you

    • Sign in to CloudCrane with Google or a code we email you. Signing up is free.
    • Pick the workspace the assistant may use. Only an owner of a workspace can let an assistant into it, so you’ll only see workspaces you own.
    • Choose what it may do. Read only lets it see your apps and their versions. Read and build also lets it make, change, roll back and delete them; it’s offered when the assistant asks for it.
    • Click Connect, and you’re sent back to your assistant.

    The page also shows where you’ll be sent back to. Continue only if you started the connection from there. No assistant can delete your account, change your plan or read what your apps keep on your phone.

    Every assistant you connect is listed under Connected assistants in Apps, with what it may do. An owner can sign one out there, and its access ends at once.