Connect Paigy to Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini

Add Paigy to the assistant you already chat with. Then, from a normal chat, it can see what your agents need from you, answer for you, and put a question on your phone. One address, one approval.

Claude
ChatGPT
Gemini
Coding agents
Troubleshooting

What connecting does

Paigy is where your AI agents reach you. Connected, your assistant becomes one more of them, with the same tools:

See what's waiting. "What do my agents need from me?" lists your open questions and reports.
Answer for you. Tell it your decision and it records the answer on the question it belongs to.
Search. Everything you and your agents have said in Paigy.
Organize work. Create, edit and assign Goals for your agents to pick up.
Reach your phone. Send you a note, or a question with options you answer with a tap. Whether a question rings your phone follows your call settings.

The address

Every assistant asks for the same thing: the address of Paigy's server. Copy it exactly, with no trailing slash.

https://paigy.ai/api/mcp

It's the same for every assistant, and it's the same approval you use to pair any agent:

You paste the address into the assistant's settings and choose to connect.
A window opens on paigy.ai/connect. Sign in to Paigy if it asks.
The page names the app that is asking and where it will send you back, for example Returns you to claude.ai, with the warning Only approve if you just added Paigy in Claude yourself. Check the address. If it isn't the assistant you're using, tap Not now.
Tap Approve. The window closes and you're back in the assistant, connected.

The assistant now shows up in the Paigy app under Agents, named after the app. To disconnect it, disconnect that agent there. Paigy never sees your Claude, ChatGPT or Google password, and the assistant never sees your Paigy password.

Claude Tested 25 Oct 2026

Works on claude.ai and in Claude Desktop, on Free, Pro, Max, Team and Enterprise plans. Free plans can add one custom connector. On Team and Enterprise, an owner may need to add it for the organization first.

On claude.ai or in Claude Desktop, open Customize → Connectors. On some versions it is Settings → Connectors.
Click + (or Add), then Add custom connector.
Name it Paigy and paste https://paigy.ai/api/mcp as the server URL.
If Claude asks how to sign in, choose to sign in now. If it asks how Claude should identify itself, the option may be named Register automatically: choose that.
Click Add (or Connect), then approve on the Paigy page that opens.
In a chat, open the + menu, then Connectors, and make sure Paigy is switched on.

Success looks like: ask "What's waiting for me in Paigy?" and Claude calls Paigy and lists it. Once added, the connector should also be available in the Claude mobile app.

Menu names from Anthropic: Get started with custom connectors using remote MCP (read 28 Oct 2026). Step-by-step with a first task: the Claude tutorial.

ChatGPT Tested 28 Oct 2026

Needs a paid ChatGPT plan (Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise or Edu), on the web. On a work or school workspace, an admin may have to allow custom connectors first. Some guides report that Plus and Pro allow only read-only custom connectors; if so, ChatGPT can read your Paigy work but won't answer or send for you.

On chatgpt.com, open chatgpt.com/plugins, click +, then Add custom MCP server.
If that page doesn't exist on your account, the older path is Settings → Apps & Connectors → Advanced settings: turn on Developer mode, then click Create.
Name it Paigy. Description: My Paigy work: what my agents need from me.
Under Connection, choose the public endpoint and paste https://paigy.ai/api/mcp.
For authentication choose OAuth. If it asks how the client registers, choose Dynamic Client Registration. Leave the client ID and secret empty.
Tick I understand and want to continue, then Create (it may say Create as a plugin). Approve on the Paigy page that opens; it should say Returns you to chatgpt.com.
In a new chat, type @ and pick Paigy.

Success looks like: Paigy's tools are listed on the connector, and "What's waiting for me in Paigy?" gets an answer from Paigy. When ChatGPT is about to send you something, it asks you to confirm first.

Menu names from OpenAI: Connect from ChatGPT (read 28 Oct 2026). OpenAI has moved this button more than once this year. Step-by-step: the ChatGPT tutorial.

Gemini New: tell us if a step differs

Google limits custom apps: a personal Google account, Gemini set to English, Keep Activity switched on, and, at the time of writing, a paid Google AI plan. If you don't see the option to add a custom app, one of those is usually why. You add it on the web; it then shows in the Gemini mobile app too.

On gemini.google.com, open the connected apps settings. Google's help currently says Customize → Connectors in the sidebar; on some accounts it is Settings → Connected Apps.
Under custom apps, choose the option that may be named Add a custom app.
Paste https://paigy.ai/api/mcp and continue.
Approve on the Paigy page that opens. It names the app that is asking and the Google address it returns to.
In a chat, type @ and pick Paigy.

Success looks like: "@Paigy what's waiting for me?" gets an answer from Paigy.

Menu names from Google: Use & manage Connected Apps in Gemini (read 28 Oct 2026). Step-by-step: the Gemini tutorial.

Coding agents on your computer

Claude Code, OpenAI Codex and Google Antigravity don't use the address above. One command sets up every one of them on the machine, each with its own identity, and leaves a host running that lets Paigy start or wake a session when you answer:

curl -fsSL https://paigy.ai/install | sh

Prefer a package manager? The MCP server is @paigy/mcp on npm, it is listed in the official MCP Registry as io.github.paigy-ai/mcp, and there is a Homebrew tap: brew tap paigy-ai/mcp https://github.com/paigy-ai/mcp. More: install for each agent.

Troubleshooting

The sign-in window keeps coming back, or never returns

Check the address is exactly https://paigy.ai/api/mcp. A typo such as /api/mpc still opens Paigy's sign-in, then fails at the very end.
Allow pop-ups for the assistant's site, and finish the sign-in in the window it opened rather than in another tab.
If the page says This sign-in is finished or has expired, remove the connector and add it again.
If it says Couldn't take you back, tap Try again. Reloading the page also hands the window back.

It connected the wrong Paigy account

The connection belongs to whichever Paigy account approved it. If the page says You're signed in to a different Paigy account than the one that approved this, sign in as that account to finish. To move it to another account: disconnect the agent under Agents in the Paigy app, sign out at paigy.ai, then add the connector again and sign in with the right account.

The connector shows no tools

Make sure it is switched on in the chat: Claude's + → Connectors, or @Paigy in ChatGPT and Gemini.
If you disconnected the agent in the Paigy app, the assistant's sign-in is gone too: reconnect it from the assistant's settings.
In ChatGPT, open the connector and use Refresh, then start a new chat.
Still nothing? Remove the connector and add it again with the exact address.

"Paigy can't reach me" or "my answer never got back"

This is the limit below: Paigy can't wake a chat. Go back to the assistant and ask "Check Paigy for my answer."
No card or ring on your phone? Check you're signed in to the Paigy app with the same account, that notifications are allowed, and your call mode.

Anything else, or a step that looks different on your screen: tell us.

The honest limit. Your assistant can use Paigy while you are chatting with it. Paigy can't open a chat, wake the assistant, or hand it work on its own. If an answer arrives after the assistant has replied, it waits in Paigy until you next ask. For agents that keep working while you're away and get woken when you answer, use a coding agent on your computer.