One URL for every AI, yours through sign-in: when your AI connects, it signs in as
you — the sign-in is what binds the connection to your
memories and workspace, not the URL. No keys to carry.
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2 · Add it in claude.ai
Open claude.ai → Settings → Connectors
Click Add custom connector
Paste your address from above — name it anything you like
Claude opens a sign-in window — sign in with the same account you use here, approve
If it shows not connected after saving: normal, not a failure — press Connect once.
Proof it worked: ask your Claude "what's my pulse right now?" —
it should answer with your world, never "not signed in".
3 · Add it in ChatGPT
Open ChatGPT → Settings → Connectors → Advanced →
turn on Developer mode (custom connectors appear after this)
Add a connector: a name (e.g. My Hearth) + the same address
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A Distilligent sign-in opens — sign in with the same account you use here, approve
In a new chat, open the tools/plus menu, enable your connector, ask something.
(Button labels shift between ChatGPT versions — the shape is always:
name + URL → sign in → enable in chat.)
3b · Add it in Grok
Open Grok → Settings → Connectors (or Tools → Add MCP
server, depending on your Grok version)
Add a custom connector with the same address
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If your Grok offers a sign-in / OAuth option — use it, same as the others, done.
If it only offers headers: get a key from the card below, add a header named
Authorization, paste the key (it already starts with Bearer )
Save; if it shows not connected, press Connect once
Proof: ask Grok "what's my pulse right now?" — it
should answer with your world, never "not signed in".
4 · No sign-in window in your AI? fallback key
Some AI clients can't open a sign-in window. For those — and only those — mint a
personal key here (it's yours, lasts 7 days) and paste it as an
Authorization header. If your AI offered a sign-in window, you don't
need this card at all.
In the connector dialog, keep Authentication = None
Open Request headers → add a header named Authorization
Paste the copied key as the value (it already starts with Bearer )
Save — your AI now answers as you. Key lasts 7 days; come back here to re-mint.
📸 Header flow, screen by screen (tap to open)
Screen 1 — "Add custom connector". Two fields: a name (anything
you like) and the URL (copy it from the card at the top).
Screen 2 — "Authentication". If it shows a sign-in option
("Always required" or an OAuth prompt) — pick it, sign in, you're done,
skip everything below. Only if sign-in isn't offered: pick None and use
your key (next step).
Screen 3 — finding "Request headers". It hides below the fold:
scroll to the very bottom of the dialog.
Ignore "Advanced" and "Transport" completely —
they're already set correctly.
Screen 4 — the key. Click + Add header. Left box:
Authorization. Right box: paste your copied key (the whole thing —
it already starts with Bearer ). Click Add.
Screen 5 — "not connected" after saving? Normal, not a
failure: the app saves the connector but waits for you to press
Connect yourself. Press it once.
Removed an old connector because a URL changed? Totally fine —
remove & re-add is always safe.
5 · Your connected AIs
Management arrives here soon — you'll see every AI you've
connected, and a revoke button for each. Until then: reconnecting is always safe,
and revoking is one message away.