Bring Weblisyinto your AI tools

No terminal needed. Works in the Claude desktop app and on claude.ai.

1. Go to Customize, then Connectors. Click Add and choose Add custom connector.
2. Type Weblisy as the name, paste this address and click Continue:

   https://weblisy.com/mcp

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3. Leave the options Claude detected (Sign in now and Register automatically) and click Add.
4. Sign in with your Weblisy account and click Allow.
5. In a new chat, when Claude asks to use a Weblisy tool, choose Allow once or Always allow.

Custom connectors are available on Claude Free (one connector), Pro, Max, Team and Enterprise plans.

For people who use Claude Code from the command line.

npm install -g @anthropic-ai/claude-code

1. Add the server:

   claude mcp add --scope user --transport http weblisy https://weblisy.com/mcp

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2. Open Claude Code, type /mcp, choose weblisy and sign in in the browser window that opens.

No terminal needed. Add the server from Cursor's MCP list.

1. Open Cursor Settings (the gear icon at the bottom left), type MCP in the search box and click Open MCPs.
2. Click New MCP Server and choose User. A file called mcp.json opens.
3. Replace what is inside it with this and save with Cmd + S:

   {
     "mcpServers": {
       "weblisy": {
         "url": "https://weblisy.com/mcp"
       }
     }
   }

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4. In the MCPs list, find Weblisy and click Authenticate.
5. Your browser opens: sign in with your Weblisy account and click Allow. Weblisy moves to Connected.

Use a local chat in Cursor: cloud agents cannot see MCP servers added on your computer. Menu names change with app updates, but searching for MCP in Settings always finds the right place.

No terminal needed. Codex now lives inside the ChatGPT desktop app.

1. Open Settings, type MCP in the search box and click MCP servers.
2. Click Add, then Add MCP server.
3. Name it Weblisy, change Type to Streamable HTTP and paste this address in URL. Leave the rest empty and click Save:

   https://weblisy.com/mcp

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4. Click Authenticate next to Weblisy, sign in with your Weblisy account and click Allow.

Menu names change with app updates, but searching for MCP in Settings always finds the right place.

For people who use Codex from the command line.

npm install -g @openai/codex

1. Run this command. Your browser opens so you can sign in with your Weblisy account and click Allow:

   codex mcp add weblisy --url https://weblisy.com/mcp

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If the browser does not open, run codex mcp login weblisy.

No terminal needed. Lovable connects with an access key, which you create here in one click.

1. In Lovable, open Connectors, click Add custom in the top right and choose MCP server.
2. Enter Weblisy as the server name, keep Direct connection and paste this server address:

   https://weblisy.com/mcp

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3. Choose Bearer token as the authentication, then paste your access key:
   Generate a key

4. Click Add server. In your project chat, ask for a component; when Lovable asks to use a Weblisy tool, choose Always allow.

Custom MCP servers are available on all Lovable plans. If MCP server is greyed out, a workspace admin has turned it off.

Most tools with remote MCP support work this way.

1. Add a remote (HTTP) MCP server with this address:

   https://weblisy.com/mcp

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2. Choose OAuth if the tool asks how to authenticate, then sign in with your Weblisy account.

Some tools only accept a token. Create an access key and send it as a Bearer token.

1. Add a remote (HTTP) MCP server with the address above.
2. Create your access key:
   Generate a key

3. Set the authentication to Bearer token, or add this header:

   Authorization: Bearer YOUR_KEY

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Each account can have up to 2 keys. You can revoke them any time on your Account page.