Connect another AI tool

The general steps for any AI tool that supports remote MCP servers with browser sign-in.

Orvio's server follows the standard remote MCP flow, so other tools can connect the same way as Claude. Only Claude is tested. Cursor, ChatGPT and Windsurf support remote MCP servers; we have not tested them with Orvio, so we do not promise they work.

What your tool needs#

• Support for remote MCP servers over HTTP (Streamable HTTP).
• Browser sign-in (OAuth), so you can approve the connection in a browser.

Tools that only start local servers, or that ask you to paste a key, cannot connect. Orvio has no keys to paste.

Steps#

1. 1

   Find where your tool adds a remote MCP server

   Look for Connectors, Integrations, MCP or Tools in its settings.

2. 2

   Add the server address

   Paste this address. Use the name Orvio if your tool asks for one.

   Server addressCopy

   https://mcp.orvio.design/mcp
   

3. 3

   Approve in your browser

   Your tool opens an Orvio page. Sign in and choose Allow. Each tool gets its own authorization.

4. 4

   Ask for a product

   Use the request from Connect Claude, or any from the Prompt library.

What happens behind the scenes#

Your tool finds Orvio's sign-in details at the server's standard discovery addresses, registers itself, and sends you to the approval page. Every request after that is checked against your sign-in, the approval you gave and your membership.

If it does not connect#

• Check that the address is exactly https://mcp.orvio.design/mcp.
• Check that your account has an active membership. Without one, your tool signs in but cannot fetch source.
• Make sure your tool allows a browser to open for sign-in.
• See Errors and fixes and Troubleshooting.