Claude
Claude has a listing in Anthropic’s connector directory, so this is the shortest path if you’re using Claude as your primary client.Set up in Claude
1
Open Customize in Claude
In Claude’s settings, open Customize.
2
Select Connectors
Go to the Connectors tab.
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Add a connector
Select Add, then Browse Connectors.
4
Find Coconut
Search for “Coconut”, or open the directory listing directly.
ChatGPT
ChatGPT reaches custom MCP servers through developer mode rather than its plugin directory, so this mirrors OpenAI’s own setup flow.Set up in ChatGPT
1
Turn on developer mode
In ChatGPT, open Settings, then Security and login, and turn on Developer mode.
2
Add a connector
Go to chatgpt.com/plugins and select the plus button.
3
Name the connection
Enter a name and description for Coconut.
4
Paste the connector URL
Under Connection, paste the connector URL from Integrations in the app.
5
Create and sign in
Create the connection, then sign in when prompted.
Microsoft 365 Copilot
Copilot Studio’s MCP wizard handles the OAuth handshake on its own, since the connector advertises dynamic client registration.Set up in Microsoft 365 Copilot
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Open Tools
Open your agent in Copilot Studio, then go to Tools.
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Add a new tool
Select Add a tool, then New tool, then Model Context Protocol.
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Name the server
Name the server and paste the connector URL as the Server URL.
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Choose OAuth
Choose OAuth 2.0 with dynamic discovery, then select Create.
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Add to your agent
Create a connection, then select Add to agent.
Gemini Enterprise
How to connect Coconut to Gemini Enterprise.Set up in Gemini Enterprise
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Issue a client
In Connector Governance, issue a client with the Gemini Enterprise preset, and keep the values it shows.
2
Open Connected apps
In Gemini Enterprise, open Manage team, then Connected apps, then Add MCP Server.
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Add the server URL
Paste
https://api.coconut.md/mcp as the server URL, then choose OAuth 2.0.4
Paste the client details
Paste the authorization URL, token URL, client ID, and client secret from Connector Governance.
5
Add the scopes and sign in
Enter the scopes
context:read context:write, select Add, then sign in when Gemini prompts you.Cursor
Set up in Cursor
1
Open custom MCP settings
Open Customize in the sidebar, then add a custom MCP server.
2
Add the connector URL
Use the connector URL from Integrations in the app as a streamable HTTP server.
3
Sign in
Sign in when Cursor prompts you to authorize.
Grok Bot
Grok Bot connects to Coconut with an agent key, and you set it up by asking your bot in chat.Set up in Grok Bot
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Create an agent key
In Coconut, open Manage agent keys and create a key. Your bot can only reach the spaces that key can access.
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Ask your bot to connect
In your bot’s chat, say: “Connect the Coconut Context connector at
https://api.coconut.md/mcp using my API key.”3
Approve and enter the key
Confirm when the bot asks, then enter your key in the secure field it shows you.
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Check the connection
Ask your bot which Coconut spaces it can see. If a space is missing or shows Forbidden, ask an admin to give your key access.
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Give access to private spaces
To let your bot into a private space, add its agent key as a member at
https://app.coconut.md/spaces/<space-path>/manage/members/add/agent, for example agent-olivia. Pick the agent key from the list and choose the role it needs.