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

Source: https://help.jenzo.ai/articles/mcp-connector

## How do I connect Claude Code to Jenzo?

Use the one-time code. Open [app.jenzo.ai/workspace#token](https://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](/articles/connect-ai-tools-installer).

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](https://api.jenzo.ai/taskdesk.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](https://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](https://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](https://app.jenzo.ai/workspace#token) and connect again.