MCP servers
Connect Claude, Cursor, Codex, ChatGPT, and other MCP hosts to Zensets workspace, events, and Builtgraph.
Overview
Connect an AI host to Zensets so you can ask about your morning brief, contacts, events, and market research from the tools you already use. Workspace and events share the same browser sign-in. Builtgraph uses its own endpoint for firm, project, and people research.
Install steps live here. After you connect, manage access under Settings → Connect an MCP host (revoke or reconnect a client).
When to use this
- You want Claude, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or ChatGPT to read your Zensets workspace.
- You need the events server for speakers, sponsors, and attendance questions.
- You want Builtgraph for sourced firm and project research in the same hosts.
Before you start
- You need a Team workspace or design partner access.
- Prefer browser sign-in when the host supports it. Personal access tokens are optional (Settings → Connect an MCP host → Advanced).
- Open Settings → Connect an MCP host after install to confirm the client appears under Connected clients.
Connect by host
Use the sections below for workspace first. Events and Builtgraph use the same hosts with different endpoints.
Workspace
Connect an AI host to your Zensets workspace. Prefer browser sign-in when the host supports it.
Endpoint: https://zensets.com/api/mcp · Server name: zensets
Claude
Add a custom connector in Claude or Claude Desktop. There is no /plugin command. Team and Enterprise owners add it in Organization settings first.
- Open Claude at claude.ai or in the Claude Desktop app
- Go to Customize → Connectors and add a custom connector
- Paste the URL, name it Zensets, then sign in
Copy MCP URL:
https://zensets.com/api/mcpConfiguration: Customize → Connectors · Connection name: Zensets
Claude Code
Uses the Claude CLI. No extra package to install.
- Run the command in a terminal
- Authorize this workspace
- Verify the connection
Copy Claude command:
claude mcp add --transport http zensets https://zensets.com/api/mcpConfiguration: ~/.claude.json · Connection name: Zensets
Codex
Paste this into ~/.codex/config.toml, then authorize in the browser.
- Paste into ~/.codex/config.toml
- Authorize this workspace
- Verify the connection
Copy Codex snippet:
[mcp_servers.zensets]
url = "https://zensets.com/api/mcp"
Configuration: ~/.codex/config.toml · Connection name: Zensets
Cursor
Opens Cursor and asks to add the Zensets connection.
- Confirm add in Cursor
- Authorize this workspace
- Verify the connection
Open the Add to Cursor link in Cursor, or paste this deeplink:
cursor://anysphere.cursor-deeplink/mcp/install?name=zensets&config=eyJ1cmwiOiJodHRwczovL3plbnNldHMuY29tL2FwaS9tY3AifQ%3D%3DConfiguration: ~/.cursor/mcp.json · Connection name: Zensets
ChatGPT
Add a custom connector in ChatGPT. There is no /plugin command. Requires a paid ChatGPT plan with Developer mode.
- Turn on Developer mode in ChatGPT settings
- Open Apps and Connectors and create a custom connector
- Paste the URL, name it Zensets, then sign in
Copy MCP URL:
https://zensets.com/api/mcpConfiguration: Settings → Apps and Connectors · Connection name: Zensets
Events
Same sign-in as workspace. Ask who from your network is speaking, sponsoring, or attending.
Endpoint: https://zensets.com/api/events-mcp · Server name: zensets-events
Claude
Add a custom connector in Claude or Claude Desktop. There is no /plugin command. Team and Enterprise owners add it in Organization settings first.
- Open Claude at claude.ai or in the Claude Desktop app
- Go to Customize → Connectors and add a custom connector
- Paste the URL, name it Zensets events, then sign in
Copy MCP URL:
https://zensets.com/api/events-mcpConfiguration: Customize → Connectors · Connection name: Zensets events
Claude Code
Uses the Claude CLI. No extra package to install.
- Run the command in a terminal
- Authorize this workspace
- Verify the connection
Copy Claude command:
claude mcp add --transport http zensets-events https://zensets.com/api/events-mcpConfiguration: ~/.claude.json · Connection name: Zensets events
Codex
Paste this into ~/.codex/config.toml, then authorize in the browser.
- Paste into ~/.codex/config.toml
- Authorize this workspace
- Verify the connection
Copy Codex snippet:
[mcp_servers."zensets-events"]
url = "https://zensets.com/api/events-mcp"
Configuration: ~/.codex/config.toml · Connection name: Zensets events
Cursor
Opens Cursor and asks to add the Zensets events connection.
- Confirm add in Cursor
- Authorize this workspace
- Verify the connection
Open the Add to Cursor link in Cursor, or paste this deeplink:
cursor://anysphere.cursor-deeplink/mcp/install?name=zensets-events&config=eyJ1cmwiOiJodHRwczovL3plbnNldHMuY29tL2FwaS9ldmVudHMtbWNwIn0%3DConfiguration: ~/.cursor/mcp.json · Connection name: Zensets events
ChatGPT
Add a custom connector in ChatGPT. There is no /plugin command. Requires a paid ChatGPT plan with Developer mode.
- Turn on Developer mode in ChatGPT settings
- Open Apps and Connectors and create a custom connector
- Paste the URL, name it Zensets events, then sign in
Copy MCP URL:
https://zensets.com/api/events-mcpConfiguration: Settings → Apps and Connectors · Connection name: Zensets events
Builtgraph
Research firms, projects, and people. Finish sign-in in the host, then ask there.
Endpoint: https://builtgraph.com/mcp · Server name: builtgraph
Claude
Add a custom connector in Claude or Claude Desktop. There is no /plugin command. Team and Enterprise owners add it in Organization settings first.
- Open Claude at claude.ai or in the Claude Desktop app
- Go to Customize → Connectors and add a custom connector
- Paste the URL, name it Builtgraph, then sign in
Copy MCP URL:
https://builtgraph.com/mcpConfiguration: Customize → Connectors · Connection name: Builtgraph
Claude Code
Uses the Claude CLI. No extra package to install.
- Run the command in a terminal
- Authorize this workspace
- Verify the connection
Copy Claude command:
claude mcp add --transport http builtgraph https://builtgraph.com/mcpConfiguration: ~/.claude.json · Connection name: Builtgraph
Codex
Paste this into ~/.codex/config.toml, then authorize in the browser.
- Paste into ~/.codex/config.toml
- Authorize this workspace
- Verify the connection
Copy Codex snippet:
[mcp_servers.builtgraph]
url = "https://builtgraph.com/mcp"
Configuration: ~/.codex/config.toml · Connection name: Builtgraph
Cursor
Opens Cursor and asks to add the Builtgraph connection.
- Confirm add in Cursor
- Authorize this workspace
- Verify the connection
Open the Add to Cursor link in Cursor, or paste this deeplink:
cursor://anysphere.cursor-deeplink/mcp/install?name=builtgraph&config=eyJ1cmwiOiJodHRwczovL2J1aWx0Z3JhcGguY29tL21jcCJ9Configuration: ~/.cursor/mcp.json · Connection name: Builtgraph
ChatGPT
Add a custom connector in ChatGPT. There is no /plugin command. Requires a paid ChatGPT plan with Developer mode.
- Turn on Developer mode in ChatGPT settings
- Open Apps and Connectors and create a custom connector
- Paste the URL, name it Builtgraph, then sign in
Copy MCP URL:
https://builtgraph.com/mcpConfiguration: Settings → Apps and Connectors · Connection name: Builtgraph
Another client
Any Streamable HTTP MCP client can use the workspace URL https://zensets.com/api/mcp (or your deployment origin). Autodesk and other hosts that accept a remote URL follow the same pattern: paste the endpoint, complete browser sign-in when offered, or use a personal access token from Advanced settings.
For stdio-only hosts:
npx -y mcp-remote https://zensets.com/api/mcpManage connected clients
After you authorize a host:
- Open Settings → Connect an MCP host.
- Review Connected clients for status and last used time.
- Use Disconnect to revoke browser authorization, or Reconnect to open the install path again.
Legacy personal access tokens stay under Advanced.