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MCP clients

Copy your project's MCP URL and connect it to any MCP client — Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or VS Code — so your AI works right inside the tools you already use.

Every Ganju project is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server. That means any MCP-compatible client — Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code, and more — can connect to it and get all your prompts, resources, and tools. Where channels deliver your assistant to other people, MCP clients wire it into your own workflow.

Copy your MCP URL

Each project has its own MCP URL, shown at the top of the project Home. Select the copy button to grab it — that single link is everything a client needs.

The project Home with the MCP URL and copy button highlighted at the top right

Home also charts all activity across channels and MCP clients together (a client like claude-code shows up right next to your Telegram channel). Remember: only your assistant’s replies count toward billing — incoming messages are free.

Client config

Select the pencil next to the MCP URL to open Edit MCP URL. Alongside the copyable URL, Ganju generates a ready-to-paste client config — the JSON block most MCP clients accept:

The Edit MCP URL dialog showing the slug field, the full MCP URL, and a client-config JSON snippet

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "my-company": {
      "url": "https://my-company.mcp.ganju.ai"
    }
  }
}

Add it to your client

The steps differ slightly per client, so follow each one’s own documentation — in every case you’re pasting the MCP URL above (or the client-config JSON):

Once connected, ask the client to use your tools or search your resources — it routes through your Ganju project securely.

Custom URL on Pro

By default your MCP URL is a unique, auto-generated address. On the Pro plan you can set your own slug in the Edit MCP URL dialog, turning it into a clean, branded address like:

https://my-company.mcp.ganju.ai

Change it any time — just reconnect your clients with the new URL. See Settings → Billing & plan for what Pro includes.

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