Getting Started

Installation

Connect Kyew to your AI app in under 60 seconds. Once connected, your AI gains persistent memory, custom tools, and access to your services.


Claude has built-in support for MCP connectors. No CLI, no config files — just point and click.

Animated walkthrough of adding Kyew as a custom connector in Claude.ai
Adding Kyew to Claude in under 60 seconds

1. Click the + button

Go to Customize > Connectors, then click the + button to add a new connector.

Claude.ai Connectors panel with the + button highlighted and a guided tour showing Step 1 of 3
Click the + button to add your own tools and data sources

2. Choose "Add custom connector"

Select "Add custom connector" from the dropdown menu.

Dropdown showing Browse connectors and Add custom connector options with a guided tour showing Step 2 of 3
Choose Add custom connector to paste any MCP server URL

3. Enter the Kyew URL

In the dialog, enter:

  • Name: Kyew
  • URL: https://mcp.kyew.ai/mcp

Then click Add.

Add custom connector dialog with name set to Kyew and URL set to https://mcp.kyew.ai/mcp
Enter the name and URL, then click Add

4. Connected!

Kyew is now connected. Your AI has persistent memory, custom tools, and access to your services.

Success screen showing Kyew connected with example prompts to try
You're connected -- try one of the suggested prompts to get started

Verify

Start a new conversation and ask:

What Kyew tools are available?

You should see all available tools listed. You're connected.


ChatGPT

Kyew works with ChatGPT through the OpenAI Apps SDK.

Setup

  1. Go to ChatGPT and open your app/GPT configuration
  2. Add an MCP server with URL: https://mcp.kyew.ai/mcp
  3. When prompted, sign in with Google

Verify

Ask ChatGPT:

What Kyew tools are available?

You should see all available tools. Your data syncs across both Claude and ChatGPT when using the same Google account.


Alternative: Claude Code CLI

If you prefer the command line, you can add Kyew with a single command:

claude mcp add kyew --transport http --scope user https://mcp.kyew.ai/mcp

When prompted, click the authentication link to sign in with Google.

Verify Connection

claude mcp list

You should see:

kyew: https://mcp.kyew.ai/mcp (HTTP) - Connected

Test It Out

claude "remember that I just connected to Kyew"

Authentication

Kyew uses Google OAuth for authentication. When you first connect:

  1. A browser window opens with the Google sign-in page
  2. Sign in with your Google account
  3. Grant access to Kyew
  4. You're redirected back to your client with access granted

User-Scoped Data

All your data is private to your Google account:

Your Google Account
  Memories: Private, encrypted
  Skills: Private, encrypted
  Tools: Private, encrypted
  Connections: Private, encrypted

Other users cannot access your data. Each Google account gets completely isolated storage.

Cross-Device and Cross-Client Sync

Same Google account = same data everywhere:

Claude Desktop:  Sign in with you@gmail.com -> All data available
Claude Code:     Sign in with you@gmail.com -> Same data synced
ChatGPT:         Sign in with you@gmail.com -> Same data synced

Requirements

  • Google Account: Required for authentication
  • AI App: Any app that supports MCP:
    • Claude.ai (latest)
    • Claude Desktop (latest)
    • Claude Code CLI v1.0.0+
    • ChatGPT (via OpenAI Apps SDK)
    • Other MCP-compatible apps

Troubleshooting

"Authentication failed"

  1. Check that you're using a valid Google account
  2. Try clearing your browser cookies and re-authenticating
  3. Ensure popups are not blocked for the OAuth flow

"Connection refused"

  1. Check your internet connection
  2. Verify the server status at mcp.kyew.ai/health
  3. Try removing and re-adding the connector

"Tools not showing up"

  1. Restart your MCP client
  2. Verify authentication completed successfully
  3. For Claude Code: check with claude mcp list

Next Steps

Once connected, try these to get started:

  1. Store your first memory: Ask your AI to remember something about your project
  2. Explore the tools: Ask "what Kyew tools are available?"
  3. Read the Quick Start guide: Learn the core workflow
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