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Pixalate’s MCP connectors work with any assistant that supports remote MCP servers over Streamable HTTP with OAuth sign-in. The setup is the same everywhere: add one URL, then sign in with your Pixalate account in the browser.

https://mcp.pixalate.com/mcp

Name the server pixalate-mcp. For browser sign-in, leave any API key, token or header field empty. To use an API key instead, see Sign in with an API key. If the client asks for a transport, choose Streamable HTTP (sometimes shown as HTTP).

For Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor, follow the full guides: Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor.

Clients you set up in the app

Each client name links to that vendor’s own instructions.

Client	How you add Pixalate
Gemini app	Add a custom app in settings and paste the URL.
Microsoft Copilot Studio	Add an MCP tool to your agent and paste the URL.
Mistral	On the Connectors page, add a custom MCP connector. Admins only.
Notion AI	Add a custom MCP connection in settings. Your admin may need to allow it.
Perplexity	Add a custom remote connector in settings.
Raycast	Install an MCP server in settings and paste the URL.
Replit Agent	Add an MCP server in settings and paste the URL.
Zapier	Add an MCP Client connection and paste the URL.

Clients you set up in a configuration file

The URL is the same for every client. What changes is the key it goes under. Putting the right URL under the wrong key is the most common reason a setup doesn’t connect.

Client	URL goes under
Amazon Q Developer	`mcpServers`, with `url`
Amp	`amp.mcpServers`, with `url`
Cline	`mcpServers`, with `type: streamableHttp` and `url`
Codex CLI	`[mcp_servers.pixalate-mcp]`, with `url`
Continue	`mcpServers`, with `type: streamable-http` and `url`
Gemini CLI	`mcpServers`, with `httpUrl`
GitHub Copilot in VS Code	`servers`, with `type: http` and `url`
Goose	`extensions`, with `type: streamable_http` and `uri`
JetBrains AI Assistant	`mcpServers`, with `url`
Kiro	`mcpServers`, with `url`
Visual Studio Code	`servers`, with `type: http` and `url`
Warp	the server name, with `url`
Windsurf	`mcpServers`, with `serverUrl`
Zed	`context_servers`, with `url`

Common configuration shapes

Most clients

VS Code and GitHub Copilot

Windsurf

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "pixalate-mcp": {
      "url": "https://mcp.pixalate.com/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Some clients only use tools in agent mode

Some assistants, including GitHub Copilot, only offer MCP tools in their agent mode. In other chat modes a correctly connected server shows no tools. Switch to agent mode before you ask a Pixalate question.

If your client isn’t listed

It should still work if it supports remote MCP servers over Streamable HTTP with OAuth. Give it the URL, choose OAuth if it asks how to sign in, and leave key and token fields empty. If the browser sign-in never starts, check your client’s documentation for OAuth support for remote servers. Tell support@pixalate.com which client you use and we’ll look at adding it here.

Check that it works

Ask your assistant:

What Pixalate reports can I run?

A list of report names means you’re connected and your account has access. If you see no Pixalate tools, see I connected but I see no Pixalate tools.