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Prerequisites

The Claude Code plugin only needs the MCP Server URL — Claude Code handles sign-in itself, so no Client ID or Client Secret.

Step 1: Add a connector

1

Open the connectors page

Go to claude.ai/customize/connectors and click Add a connector.
2

Fill in the connector details

  • Name: Clarifeye
  • URL: Your MCP Server URL (e.g. https://eu.app.clarifeye.ai/mcp)
3

Configure advanced settings

Click Advanced settings and enter:
  • Client ID: Your Client ID from the Deploy tab.
  • Client Secret: Your Client Secret from the Deploy tab.
Claude.ai Add custom connector dialog showing Clarifeye configuration with name, URL, and advanced settings for Client ID and Client Secret
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Add the connector

Click Add to save the connector.

Step 2: Create the skill

1

Open the skills page

Go to claude.ai/customize/skills and click Upload a skill.
2

Download and upload the skill file

Download the skill file from the Deploy tab of your Clarifeye knowledge store, then upload it here.

Step 3: Use Clarifeye in Claude

Type /clarifeye in any Claude conversation to activate the Clarifeye skill. Claude will connect to your knowledge store and you can start querying it, running tools, and invoking playbooks.

Claude Code

For Claude Code, install the Clarifeye plugin. It bundles the MCP server and the Clarifeye skill in one step, so you don’t have to add a connector and upload a skill separately.
1

Add the Clarifeye marketplace

In a Claude Code session, run:
2

Install the plugin

3

Enter your MCP URL

When prompted for Clarifeye MCP URL, paste the MCP Server URL from the Deploy tab of your knowledge store (e.g. https://eu.app.clarifeye.ai/mcp). One plugin serves every environment, so use your own URL.
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Sign in

The first time Claude Code uses the server, it opens your browser to sign in to Clarifeye. You can also sign in up front by running /mcp.
Then ask a question, or invoke the skill explicitly:

Keep the plugin up to date

Updates ship as new plugin versions. To update on demand:
To get them automatically, open /plugin, go to Marketplaces, select clarifeye and choose Enable auto-update. Claude Code then refreshes the marketplace and its installed plugins on startup. Administrators can turn this on for everyone by declaring the marketplace in a settings file:

Without the plugin

If you’d rather wire up the MCP server on its own, add it from the command line:
Replace the URL with your MCP Server URL from the Deploy tab if it differs. The first time you use the server, Claude Code prompts you to authenticate. Claude Code also picks up MCP servers configured in Claude Desktop.