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Every AI tool connects to Skillacrity the same way: it is given one address, and you sign in once. Here are the steps for each tool.

Skillacrity’s address

Every AI tool is given this address. The steps below show where each one asks for it.

https://mcp.skillacrity.com/mcp

Some tools you can connect yourself. Others are turned on for everyone by whoever manages your company’s account with that tool. Nothing is installed: you give the tool Skillacrity’s address and sign in once.

Once you’ve signed in to Skillacrity, the AI tools page in the web app gives the same steps, and shows the tools connected to your account.

Claude

Claude on a Free, Pro or Max plan

You add it to your own Claude account. It takes a few minutes and needs no help from IT.

In Claude on the web or the Claude desktop app, open Customize, then Connectors.
Click Add custom connector.
Paste this address, name it Skillacrity if asked, and click Add:
```
https://mcp.skillacrity.com/mcp
```
Leave the other settings as they are.
Click Connect next to Skillacrity. Sign in to Skillacrity with your work email and approve the connection.

It then works in Claude on the web, the Claude desktop app and the Claude mobile app. The Free plan allows one custom connector.

Claude on a Team or Enterprise plan

Your company’s Claude owner adds Skillacrity once, for everyone. On these plans you can’t add it yourself. Once it’s added:

In Claude on the web or the Claude desktop app, open Customize, then Connectors.
Find Skillacrity, marked Custom, and click Connect. Sign in to Skillacrity with your work email and approve the connection.

If you’re your company’s Claude owner

On Enterprise, someone whose role lets them manage the organization’s libraries can do this too.

In Claude, open Organization settings, then Connectors.
Click Add, then Custom. If Claude asks for the connector type, choose Web.
Paste this address, name it Skillacrity if asked, and click Add:
```
https://mcp.skillacrity.com/mcp
```
Leave the other settings as they are.
Tell everyone it’s there. Each person then connects it, as above.

Claude Code

You add it yourself. It takes a few minutes and needs no help from IT, as long as your company lets people add their own tools.

In a terminal, add Skillacrity to Claude Code:
```
claude mcp add --transport http --scope user skillacrity https://mcp.skillacrity.com/mcp
```
It’s added for you alone, in every folder you work in.
Then sign in:
```
claude mcp login skillacrity
```
Your browser opens. Sign in to Skillacrity with your work email and approve the connection.
Start Claude Code as usual. When one of your company’s skills fits what you ask, it arrives by itself.

Skillacrity for Claude

ChatGPT

ChatGPT on a Business or Enterprise plan

Your company’s ChatGPT admin adds Skillacrity once and shares it with everyone. Once it’s shared:

In ChatGPT on the web, open Plugins.
Find Skillacrity and install it.
Connect it when ChatGPT asks. Sign in to Skillacrity with your work email and approve the connection.

If you manage your company’s ChatGPT workspace

Adding it needs the Create plugins with MCPs permission, and sharing it needs Share plugins. Workspace owners set these in Workspace settings, under Permissions & roles.

In ChatGPT on the web, open Plugins.
Select the plus button, then Add custom MCP server.
Name it Skillacrity and paste this address as the Server URL:
```
https://mcp.skillacrity.com/mcp
```
For authentication, choose OAuth.
Review the warning, select I understand and want to continue, then select Create as a plugin.
Share the plugin with everyone in the workspace from its sharing settings.

Codex

You add it yourself. It takes a few minutes and needs no help from IT, as long as your company lets people add their own tools.

In a terminal, add Skillacrity to Codex:

codex mcp add skillacrity --url https://mcp.skillacrity.com/mcp

Then sign in:
```
codex mcp login skillacrity
```
Your browser opens. Sign in to Skillacrity with your work email and approve the connection.
Start Codex as usual. Codex in your code editor and in the ChatGPT desktop app use the same setting, so they get skills too.

Skillacrity for ChatGPT

Microsoft 365 Copilot

Microsoft 365 Copilot, as an agent

Whoever manages your company’s Microsoft 365 adds Skillacrity once, as an agent for everyone. You can’t add it yourself. Once it’s approved:

In Microsoft 365 Copilot, open the Skillacrity agent from your agents.
Ask it for help with your task. The first time, it asks you to sign in. Sign in to Skillacrity with your work email and approve the connection.

If you manage your company’s Microsoft 365

Someone who can build agents in Copilot Studio sets it up, and a Microsoft 365 or Teams admin approves it.

In Copilot Studio, create an agent named Skillacrity.
On the agent’s Tools page, select Add a tool, New tool, then Model Context Protocol.
Name the server Skillacrity, describe it as “Your company’s skills, from Skillacrity”, and paste this address as the Server URL:
```
https://mcp.skillacrity.com/mcp
```
For authentication, choose OAuth 2.0, then Dynamic discovery, and select Create.
Select Create a new connection, then Add to agent. Publish the agent.
Add it to the Teams and Microsoft 365 Copilot channel. In Availability options, choose Show to everyone in my org, then Submit for admin approval.
A Microsoft 365 or Teams admin approves it. Everyone can then open it.

Skillacrity for Microsoft 365 Copilot

Gemini

Gemini Enterprise

Your company’s Gemini Enterprise admin adds Skillacrity once, for everyone. It needs sign-in details that Skillacrity provides, so ask your admin to contact Skillacrity to set it up.

Gemini CLI

You add it yourself. It takes a few minutes and needs no help from IT, as long as your company lets people add their own tools.

In a terminal, add Skillacrity to Gemini CLI:
```
gemini mcp add --transport http --scope user skillacrity https://mcp.skillacrity.com/mcp
```
It’s added for you alone, in every folder you work in.
Start Gemini CLI and sign in by typing:
```
/mcp auth skillacrity
```
Your browser opens. Sign in to Skillacrity with your work email and approve the connection.

Skillacrity for Gemini

Any other AI tool or agent

Skillacrity is a standard MCP server, so it also works in any other AI tool or agent that connects to MCP, including ones running open-source models. Add it as a remote MCP server with these settings:

Address	`https://mcp.skillacrity.com/mcp`
Name	`skillacrity`
Transport	Streamable HTTP, which some tools call HTTP
Sign-in	OAuth. Tools that follow MCP’s sign-in standard find Skillacrity’s sign-in from the address by themselves.

An agent works as the person who signed it in. It is given only the skills that person can see, and its requests count as theirs. If your tool asks for a client ID and secret instead, contact Skillacrity to set it up.

Once it’s connected

Your AI tool asks you to sign in to Skillacrity once. If you’re already signed in to Skillacrity in that browser, that takes one click. If not, you enter your work email and the code sent to it, then approve the connection. After that there’s nothing to set up: the right skill arrives by itself.

The AI tools page in the web app lists the tools connected to your account, and you can disconnect any of them there. Admins can see and disconnect anyone’s.

If you can’t add it yourself

Some companies stop people adding their own tools to Claude Code, Codex or Claude Desktop. If yours does, ask whoever manages your company’s account with that tool. On Claude Team and Enterprise, ChatGPT, Microsoft 365 Copilot and Gemini Enterprise, that person adds Skillacrity once for everyone, as the steps above show.

Stuck on a step? Contact Skillacrity.