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This guide walks through connecting your Hyper MCP server to Claude. The flow is nearly identical for ChatGPT, OpenCode, and any other MCP-compatible client — only the menu names change.
Before you start, make sure you’ve set up your Hyper MCP server and copied the endpoint URL from your MCP page in Hyper.

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Add the connector in Claude

1

Open the connector menu

In Claude, click the + icon in the message composer and select Connectors → Manage connectors.
2

Add a custom connector

Click Add connector and choose Add custom connector.
3

Name the connector and paste your endpoint

Name it Hyper (or whatever you like). In Remote MCP server URL, paste the endpoint URL from your Hyper MCP page.
4

Click Add

Claude will prompt that it needs to connect to Hyper.
5

Authorize Hyper

Click Connect. You’ll see Hyper’s authorized MCP client form — click Continue to grant access.
6

Confirm tools are available

Claude will show the total number of tools available from your Hyper MCP server. A fully-configured workspace typically exposes several hundred tools.
You’re connected. Hyper is now available as a tool source in any Claude conversation.

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Try it out

Two example prompts that show the range:

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Use a Hyper built-in tool

Use the Hyper MCP Twitter scraper to scrape posts and replies about
AI marketing agents in the last 7 days, and prioritize by engagement.
Claude will route this through your Hyper MCP server, run the Twitter scraper, and return the top posts ranked by engagement — all without you having to set up a separate Twitter scraper MCP or manage API keys.

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Drive the Hyper platform from Claude

Build me a marketing agent on Hyper. Call it "Claude Video Test."
Give it any relevant tools, assign it several tasks, and equip it
with the skills it needs to own the function.
Claude will use Hyper MCP to look up available toolkits, triggers, and skills, then create the agent and configure it inside your Hyper workspace. When it’s done, the agent shows up on your Agents page with the right tools, tasks, and skills already attached.

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Connecting other AI clients

The setup is the same shape in every MCP client — find the “add custom MCP server” option in settings, paste your Hyper MCP endpoint, and authorize:
  • ChatGPT — Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector
  • OpenCode — mcp config block, point at your Hyper endpoint
  • Cursor — ~/.cursor/mcp.json with your Hyper endpoint as a remote server
  • Codex / Codex CLI — same custom MCP server pattern
The guardrails and per-action permissions you set on your Hyper MCP server apply across every connected client — set the rules once and they hold everywhere.