Manage your AI from ChatGPT & Claude

Your Quickchat dashboard is not the only place to run your AI Agents. Connect your Quickchat account to an AI app you already use (ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, or Codex) and manage everything by simply asking: check how your Agents are performing, read through conversations, update settings, and even spin up brand-new Agents. One sign-in, no API key, no code.

This is not the same as “MCP as a channel”

This page is about managing your Quickchat account from an AI app. If instead you want to let other people plug your AI Agent into their AI apps as a tool, that is a different feature: see MCP as a channel. It uses a Scenario ID and API key. The one described here signs you in to your own account with a single click, and needs no API key.

Connect in two minutes

Everything runs through a single MCP server URL. Add it to your AI app, sign in to Quickchat once, and you are ready.

https://app.quickchat.ai/v1/api/mcp/rpc

Fastest way to connect

Open it straight from the dashboard. In the left sidebar, under the AI Agent switcher, click Manage your AI in ChatGPT / Claude. You get the same steps below, with the URL already filled in.

ChatGPT

Requires a paid plan

1. In ChatGPT, open Settings, then Apps, and open Advanced settings at the bottom of the list.
2. Turn on Developer mode (marked “Elevated risk”, needs a paid ChatGPT plan), then click Create app.
3. Name the app, paste the MCP server URL above as the Server URL, and set Authentication to OAuth.
4. Check I understand and want to continue, click Create, then sign in to Quickchat.

Claude

1. Open Settings, then Connectors.
2. Click Add custom connector.
3. Paste the MCP server URL above and confirm.
4. Sign in to Quickchat when prompted.

Claude Code

Run this in your terminal, then refresh your tools:

claude mcp add --transport http quickchat https://app.quickchat.ai/v1/api/mcp/rpc

Sign in to Quickchat when Claude Code prompts you. No API key needed.

Cursor

Add this to your Cursor MCP config (or use the one-click Add to Cursor button in the dashboard):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "quickchat": {
      "url": "https://app.quickchat.ai/v1/api/mcp/rpc"
    }
  }
}

Codex

Terminal

Run this in your terminal:

codex mcp add quickchat --url https://app.quickchat.ai/v1/api/mcp/rpc

Sign in to Quickchat when Codex prompts you. No API key needed.

App

1. Open Settings, then MCP servers, and click Add server.
2. Enter a name, switch to Streamable HTTP, and paste the MCP server URL above.
3. Click Save, then sign in to Quickchat.

What you can ask

Once connected, talk to your AI app the way you would talk to a teammate who has access to your Quickchat account. A few things it can do:

Understand how your Agents are doing

“How did my support Agent do over the last 7 days?”

“Compare this week to last week: conversations, resolution rate, and CSAT.”

“What are people asking about most? Any topics trending up?”

“Show me the conversations that got the worst ratings.”

Behind the scenes it pulls your analytics overview, period-over-period comparisons, CSAT, in-chat ratings, handoff reply times, topic and intent breakdowns, and flagged insights, then explains them in plain language.

Dig into conversations

“Find conversations where someone asked about refunds and the AI was unsure.”

“Show me the full transcript of the last conversation handed off to a human.”

“Which conversations need my attention today?”

“Export last month’s conversations so I can review them.”

It searches your conversations, opens full transcripts, triages the ones that need attention, and exports reports.

Update and improve an Agent

“Add a knowledge base article about our new return policy.” (then paste the text)

“Change the greeting on my support Agent to something warmer.”

“Turn on Spanish for this Agent and retrain it.”

“What is this Agent set up to do right now?”

It reads and updates settings, lists and adds knowledge base articles, and retrains so your changes go live.

Caution

Anything that changes your account (updating settings, adding knowledge, retraining) is confirmed with you first, and your AI app asks before it runs. Read actions like analytics and transcripts only return information.

Launch a brand-new Agent

“Create a new Agent for our careers page.”

“Build me an Agent from https://example.com and give it a friendly tone.”

It can create an Agent from scratch or onboard one straight from a website URL, pulling in content so you start with a working draft instead of a blank page.

Built-in shortcuts

Your AI app also picks up ready-made prompts from Quickchat, so you can trigger a full workflow in one line:

• Weekly performance review of an Agent
• Triage conversations that need attention
• Investigate a customer topic across recent chats
• Launch a new assistant from a website
• Export a conversations report

In Claude these appear as prompts you can pick from the connector menu. In other apps, just ask for them by name.

A real example

One natural question can set off several Quickchat tools in sequence. For example:

You: Give me a quick health check on my support Agent: what it is set up to do, what is in its knowledge base, and how many conversations it handled in the last 7 days.

Claude: Here is the health check on Acme Support:

What it is set up to do. Friendly persona, Customer Support profession, replies in English and Spanish, normal creativity and reply length. Greeting welcomes users and offers help with orders and returns.

Knowledge base. 24 articles covering shipping, returns, billing, and account setup. Last updated 3 days ago.

Last 7 days. 512 conversations and 1,840 messages. 78% resolved without a human handoff, CSAT 4.6/5, median handoff reply time 2m. Refund questions are up about 30% week over week.

Want me to open the refund conversations that got low ratings?

To answer that, the AI called Get assistant settings, List knowledge base articles, and Analytics overview on your behalf, then stitched the results into a single summary. You did not have to open a dashboard or pick a date range.

Permissions and safety

• Sign-in, not a key. You connect with a one-click sign-in scoped to your account. Your AI app never handles a Quickchat API key.
• You stay in control. The first time your AI app uses a Quickchat tool, it asks for your approval. You can allow it once or always.
• Reads and writes are separated. Actions that change your account are confirmed before they run. Read actions only return information.
• Disconnect anytime from your AI app’s connector settings.

What’s next

• New to Quickchat? Build your first Agent with the Quickstart.
• Want others to plug your Agent into their AI apps instead? See MCP as a channel.
• Ready to connect? Open the Quickchat dashboard and click Manage your AI in ChatGPT / Claude.