Connect Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, claude.ai and ChatGPT to Jenzo (one-time code first, MCP by hand second)

How do I connect Claude Code to Jenzo?

Use the one-time code. Open app.jenzo.ai/workspace#token, press Copy Mac or Linux command (Terminal) (or the Windows one), and paste it into your terminal. Or press Copy setup prompt on the Workspace page and paste it into Claude Code, and it sets everything up and checks it for you. No token and no plugin to install by hand. Full steps: Connect your AI tools with the one-time install command.

The rest of this page is for adding the connector by hand: other tools, browsers, or if you prefer to do it yourself.

The connector is how your AI tools talk to Jenzo: it lets them read your queue, create tickets, run the AI clock, ask you questions and close work with a note. The address is always:

<https://api.jenzo.ai/mcp>

You sign in with your Jenzo email code the first time and press Allow. No password is pasted into the AI tool.

Codex

codex mcp add jenzo --url <https://api.jenzo.ai/mcp> then codex mcp login jenzo.

Cursor

Add Jenzo to your user-level ~/.cursor/mcp.json with the address above, then open Cursor Settings, MCP, and press Connect next to jenzo.

claude.ai and ChatGPT in the browser

Add a custom connector with the address <https://api.jenzo.ai/mcp>, then sign in with your Jenzo email code and press Allow. Your chats can then open, update and close tickets.

If several people share one Claude account, do not add Jenzo as a connector on that shared account: everyone would act as one person. Each person should connect Jenzo on their own computer instead.

Claude Code by hand (connector only)

claude mcp add --transport http --scope user jenzo <https://api.jenzo.ai/mcp>

Then type /mcp in Claude Code, pick jenzo and sign in. claude mcp list should show jenzo as connected. This gives Claude Code the tools but not exact token tracking: the one-time install command above adds that.

Claude Desktop

Download Jenzo.mcpb, double-click it and press Install. Paste your Jenzo token when asked (create it with Create my token in the Your API token card at app.jenzo.ai/workspace#token), press Save, switch Jenzo on, then quit and reopen Claude.

Last resort: the Claude Code plugin with a token

Only if the one-time command cannot be used. Create your token at app.jenzo.ai/workspace#token (Create my token), then run:

claude plugin marketplace add <https://api.jenzo.ai/claude/marketplace.json> && claude plugin install jenzo@jenzo --config token=YOUR_TOKEN

The token is kept in your system keychain. Update the plugin later with claude plugin update jenzo@jenzo.

Check you are signed in as yourself

Say “Hi Nellie” in your AI tool. The first line should read You are signed in as followed by your name. If it shows someone else, you are using their token: create your own at app.jenzo.ai/workspace#token and connect again.