Connect an AI assistant over MCP

ChatGPT

Turn on developer mode, then add it under Plugins. Settings → Security and login → Developer mode. Then open Plugins, press the + next to the search box, name it Schedchie, paste the URL as the MCP server URL, leave authentication on OAuth, tick the box that says you understand, and press Create. Open ChatGPT plugins.

Choose what it may do, and sign in. The Schedchie screen opens. Tick the groups this connection may use, sign in, then pick Schedchie in a chat and ask for your connected accounts.

ChatGPT gets a 14-tool core set: scheduling, editing, retries, media, approvals and two analytics reads.

Claude

Go to Claude → Customize → Connectors. Press the +, then Add custom connector, and paste the URL. Same steps on claude.ai and in Claude Desktop. On Claude Team and Enterprise workspaces only an owner can add one, under Organization settings. Open Claude connectors.

Choose what it may do, and sign in. The Schedchie screen opens. Tick the groups this connection may use, sign in, and those tools appear in the chat.

Claude Code

Send Claude Code this prompt. It does the setup itself. Nothing to look up.

Set up Schedchie so I can schedule and manage my social posts from here.

1. Add the MCP server: claude mcp add --transport http schedchie https://mcp.schedchie.com/mcp
2. Run claude mcp login schedchie, then tell me to finish the sign-in in the browser it opens.
3. Once I confirm, list my connected Schedchie accounts so we know it works.

Finish it in the browser. Your browser opens the Schedchie screen. Tick the groups this connection may use and sign in, and Claude Code has those tools.

Prefer doing it yourself? Run claude mcp add --transport http schedchie <the URL above>, then claude mcp login schedchie to sign in. Add -s user to the first command to register it globally rather than per project.

Cursor

Send Cursor this prompt. Cursor writes its own config file.

Set up Schedchie so I can schedule and manage my social posts from here.

1. Create or edit .cursor/mcp.json and add:
   { "mcpServers": { "schedchie": { "url": "https://mcp.schedchie.com/mcp" } } }
2. Tell me to reload Cursor and finish the Schedchie sign-in it prompts for.
3. Once I confirm, list my connected Schedchie accounts so we know it works.

Sign in when Cursor asks. Cursor registers itself with Schedchie and opens the screen where you tick what the connection may do. Nothing to paste.

VS Code

Send Copilot this prompt. Or run MCP: Add Server from the Command Palette, pick HTTP and paste the URL.

Set up Schedchie so I can schedule and manage my social posts from here.

1. Create or edit .vscode/mcp.json and add:
   { "servers": { "schedchie": { "type": "http", "url": "https://mcp.schedchie.com/mcp" } } }
2. Tell me to start the server from the MCP panel and finish the Schedchie sign-in.
3. Once I confirm, list my connected Schedchie accounts so we know it works.

Sign in when VS Code asks. VS Code registers itself with Schedchie and opens the screen in your browser, where you tick what the connection may do.

Any MCP client

Point the client at the URL. The one requirement is the Streamable HTTP transport. Nothing to install.

It finds the sign-in on its own. Your client sends you to the sign-in without any setup. What the client asks for does not decide access; your ticks do.