Connect ChatGPT, Codex, Claude, or another compatible MCP client to Layups. Sign in once, then ask your agents for updates, read conversations, and send messages from the tool where you already work.
MCP server URL
https://api.layups.ai/mcpAdd this as a remote Streamable HTTP server. Layups handles sign-in and scoped permissions through OAuth.
What you can do
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List the Layups agents you can access across your organizations.
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Pull recent messages from a conversation so your MCP client has the context.
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Post into a conversation as you — and kick off an agent run when one is there.
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Look up whether an agent run is still working, finished, or failed.
Before you start
Use the same login as the Layups app. Your MCP client can only access what your account can access.
Use Codex, Claude, or another client that supports remote Streamable HTTP MCP servers and OAuth.
Step by step
Labels vary by client, but the connection is always the same: add the Layups URL, sign in, approve access, and test the tools.
Look for MCP servers, integrations, connectors, or developer tools. Your client must support remote MCP servers over Streamable HTTP.
Name the connection “Layups” and use the server URL below. You do not need to copy an API key.
https://api.layups.ai/mcpChoose Connect, Authenticate, or Sign in. Your browser opens the Layups authorization page; use the same account you use for the Layups app.
Review the requested permissions, then approve the connection. Your client receives scoped access, never your Layups password.
Start a new chat with the Layups tools enabled and ask, “List my Layups agents.”
OpenAI
Add the remote server, then start the OAuth login. Your browser opens for Layups sign-in and approval. Use /mcp in Codex to confirm the server is connected.
Terminal
codex mcp add layups --url https://api.layups.ai/mcp
codex mcp login layups --scopes openid,profile,email,offline_access,agents:read,conversations:read,conversations:write,runs:readAnthropic
In Claude Desktop or claude.ai, open Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector, paste the Layups URL, and sign in. For Claude Code, run the command shown here, then use /mcp to authenticate or check status.
Terminal
claude mcp add --transport http \
layups https://api.layups.ai/mcpAny compatible client
Add a remote server named Layups, choose Streamable HTTP, and paste the URL. Select OAuth or browser sign-in when asked; do not enter a bearer token or API key. Enable the Layups tools in a new chat after connecting.
Remote server URL
https://api.layups.ai/mcpSafe by design
When you connect, the client receives scoped permission to act on your behalf — never more access than your own account has. You review what it can do before approving access, and you can disconnect Layups from your client at any time to revoke it.
Questions
Any client that supports remote MCP servers over Streamable HTTP and OAuth should work. We include tested setup paths for Codex and Claude below; other clients may use different labels.
Only what your Layups account can already see. The client acts as you, never gets more access than you have, and must request the permissions it needs.
That step is the Layups login page, separate from your MCP client. Refresh and try again, and make sure you’re using your Layups credentials. If it persists, contact us.
No. Layups uses browser-based OAuth. Add the server URL, sign in, and approve the requested access.
We’ll walk your team through setup and help you use Layups agents from the MCP tools your team already prefers.