MCP server

The seventhings Model Context Protocol (MCP) server lets compatible AI applications connect to the tools provided by your seventhings instance. It is a remote MCP server, so you only need its URL and a client that supports remote MCP servers with OAuth.

Find your MCP server URL

In your seventhings instance, open Integrations → MCP and copy the MCP server URL. Every instance exposes its MCP server at:

https://your-instance.seventhings.com/mcp/v1

Connect an MCP client

The labels differ between applications, but the general setup is the same:

1. Open your application’s connectors, integrations, or MCP settings.
2. Add a custom remote MCP server.
3. Enter a name such as seventhings and paste your MCP server URL.
4. Start the OAuth flow, sign in to seventhings, and approve the requested access.
5. Enable the connector in a conversation and review the tools discovered by the application.

OAuth keeps your seventhings password out of the AI application. The application receives tokens for the access you approve instead.

Client setup guides

• Claude - add seventhings as a custom connector in Claude.
• ChatGPT - add seventhings as an MCP connection in ChatGPT.

For another compatible application, follow its instructions for adding a remote MCP server with OAuth, using the URL shown in your seventhings instance.

Use the connection safely

The available tools and their requested inputs are shown by your MCP client. Before allowing a tool call, review the data it will send and any changes it will make. Only approve persistent or automatic tool access when you trust the tool and understand its effects.

Disconnect the integration in your MCP client if you no longer need it or want to revoke its access.