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Connect any MCP-capable assistant to Scribe in a couple of minutes. Claude and ChatGPT users install Scribe in one click from the Claude directory and the ChatGPT plugin store. Every other client uses the endpoint below, which is the same everywhere. In every case you sign in with your Scribe account (OAuth), so no API key is pasted in.
Read actions run automatically once connected. Write actions ask you to confirm first. For what the connection can access, see the FAQ.

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Chat assistants

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Connect Claude to Scribe

Scribe is listed in the Claude directory as Scribe Mail, so there is nothing to type. Works on all Claude plans, on web and desktop.
  1. Open the Scribe Mail listing in the Claude directory, then click Connect to Claude.
    Scribe Mail listing in the Claude directory with the Connect to Claude button, categories, and the connector URL mcp.scribe-mail.com/mcp
  2. Sign in with your Scribe account if prompted, choose the organization to connect, review the access, then click Allow access.
    Claude authorization screen to allow access to your Scribe account, with the organization selector
  3. Done. The listing now shows Connected, and Scribe appears in your connectors.
    Scribe Mail listing in the Claude directory showing the Connected status and the Connected to Scribe notice
Open a new chat and ask Claude to manage your account through the Scribe connector, from creating a signature to pulling your analytics.
Claude chat using the Scribe connector with an example prompt about the current email signature

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Connect ChatGPT to Scribe

Scribe is listed in the ChatGPT plugin store, so you install it like any other ChatGPT app, with no Developer Mode needed. Sign in to ChatGPT on the web first.
  1. Open the Scribe plugin page, or open Plugins in the sidebar and search for Scribe, then click Install plugin.
    Scribe listing in the ChatGPT plugin store with the Install plugin button and example prompts
  2. In the Add Scribe to ChatGPT dialog, click Sign in with Scribe.
    Add Scribe to ChatGPT dialog from the plugin store with the Sign in with Scribe button
  3. Sign in with your Scribe account, review the access, then click Allow access.
    Scribe account sign-in screen with email, Google, and Microsoft options
  4. Scribe is installed. Click Try in chat, or pick one of the example prompts on the listing.
    Scribe installed as a ChatGPT plugin, showing the Try in chat button and example prompts
  5. In any chat, type @Scribe followed by your request, or open the plus menu and select the Scribe plugin.
    ChatGPT plus menu in the message composer listing the Scribe plugin, Manage company email signature
  6. Ask ChatGPT to manage your Scribe account, from creating a signature to pulling your analytics.
    ChatGPT composer with the Scribe plugin tagged and an example prompt asking to rebuild the current email signature in Scribe

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Connect Mistral Vibe to Scribe

Works on the free plan.
  1. In Mistral Vibe, open Context, go to Connectors, then click Add Connector.
    Mistral Vibe Connectors page with the Add Connector button and no custom MCP connections yet
  2. Open the Custom MCP Connector tab. Name it Scribe, paste the URL below into Server, leave the authentication method on OAuth2.1, then click Connect:
    Mistral Vibe Custom MCP Connector form with Scribe and the MCP server URL mcp.scribe-mail.com/mcp entered
  3. Sign in with your Scribe account if prompted, review the access, then click Allow access.
    Mistral authorization screen to allow access to your Scribe account and organization
  4. Done. Scribe is connected, and you can review its tools under Functions whenever you need.
    Scribe connected as a Mistral Vibe connector, showing the Overview and Functions tabs
Open a new chat, select the Scribe connector, then ask Mistral Vibe to manage your account, from creating a signature to pulling your analytics.
Mistral Vibe chat using the Scribe connector with an example prompt about the current email signature

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Connect Grok to Scribe

Requires a paid account.
  1. On grok.com, open the + menu in the message composer, then click Add connector.
    Grok message composer with the plus menu open and the Add connector option
  2. In the New Connector dialog, choose Custom to add your own connector.
    Grok New Connector dialog with the Custom option above the featured connectors
  3. Name it Scribe, paste the URL below into Server URL, then click Add Connector:
    Grok Custom Connector dialog with Scribe and the MCP server URL mcp.scribe-mail.com/mcp entered
  4. Sign in with your Scribe account if prompted, review the access, then click Allow access.
    Grok authorization screen to allow access to your Scribe account and organization
Scribe is connected. Open the + menu, go to Connectors, enable Scribe, then ask Grok to manage your account, from creating a signature to pulling your analytics.
Grok chat with the Scribe connector enabled and an example prompt about creating a signature in your Scribe account

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Connect Gemini to Scribe

Set up by your Google Workspace admin in Gemini Enterprise, from the Google Cloud console.
  1. The admin adds a custom MCP server data store and enters the URL:
  2. The admin registers an OAuth client (a client id and secret plus a redirect), then authorizes it.
  3. The admin enables the Scribe tools for users.

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Connect Microsoft Copilot to Scribe

A two-role setup: an admin or maker builds a Scribe agent once in Copilot Studio, then the team chats with that published agent. Plain Copilot chat does not get the Scribe tools on its own.Prerequisites
  • A Microsoft 365 Copilot seat for each person who will use it
  • Copilot Studio capacity for the person who sets it up
  • Generative orchestration enabled on the agent
Set up (admin or maker)These steps follow Microsoft’s Add an existing MCP server to an agent guide, with the Scribe values filled in.
  1. Open or create an agent in Copilot Studio, then go to Tools, Add a tool, New tool, Model Context Protocol.
  2. In Add a Model Context Protocol server, set the Server name to Scribe, add a short Server description, then paste the URL into Server URL as a streamable endpoint:
  3. Set Authentication to OAuth 2.0, then choose Dynamic discovery so Copilot registers itself automatically, since Scribe supports OAuth dynamic client registration. Click Create, then enable the tool.
  4. Enable generative orchestration if it is not already on.
  5. Publish the agent.
  6. Under Channels, make it available where the team works, in Microsoft Teams or the Microsoft 365 Copilot app.
How your team uses it
  1. Open the published Scribe agent in Microsoft Teams or the Microsoft 365 Copilot app.
  2. Manage Scribe by chatting with it.
Writes ask for confirmation before anything changes.
A tenant-wide federated connector surfaces Scribe for retrieval and grounding in Copilot chat. The published-agent route above is what enables actions like creating signatures and installing to the team.

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Connect DeepSeek to Scribe

The DeepSeek app has no built-in connector. Use Scribe through any MCP-capable client, such as Claude or Cursor, with DeepSeek selected as the model.

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Connect Qwen to Scribe

Use Qwen Code, the command-line tool. The Qwen chat app has no connector.Add Scribe to its settings.json under mcpServers, then complete the sign-in on first connect:

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Coding assistants

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Connect a local agent through the Scribe CLI

Install the CLI, sign in once in your browser, and serve every Scribe tool to a local agent over stdio. There is no remote connector to set up, and it works with any MCP client that can launch a command:
For clients configured with JSON (Claude Desktop, Cursor, …):
Every tool is also a direct shell command (scribe signatures list, scribe teammates create --email jane@acme.com, scribe tools for the full list), handy for scripts and agents that prefer the shell. Full guide: Scribe CLI.

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Connect Claude Code to Scribe

Add the server, then verify it:
Sign in to Scribe on first use.Prefer a local server? Install the Scribe CLI and run claude mcp add --scope user scribe -- scribe mcp instead.

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Connect Cursor to Scribe

Add Scribe to ~/.cursor/mcp.json for all projects, or .cursor/mcp.json for one project. Reload the window, then sign in on connect:
Or add it in one click:

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Connect Codex to Scribe

Add the server, which writes ~/.codex/config.toml, then sign in with OAuth:

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Connect Hermes to Scribe

Add the server with OAuth. A browser opens for sign-in on first connect:

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Connect OpenClaw to Scribe

Add a mcpServers entry to ~/.openclaw/openclaw.json, or use mcporter:

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Next steps

Skills

Give your assistant the full Scribe workflow

Tools reference

Every Scribe MCP tool, grouped by area

Troubleshooting

Fix connection and tool issues

FAQ

Access, data safety, supported assistants