The connector follows your account
Add https://api.projectify.si/mcp as a custom connector on claude.ai. The same connection reaches claude.ai, Claude Desktop and Claude Code on the web.
A cloud session runs in a fresh container with no browser, so it cannot sign in with /mcp. It does carry the connectors on your Claude account. Add Projectify there once and every cloud session can reach the board.
One connector for every ClaudeNo key or secret to storeNothing to set up per repo
Add https://api.projectify.si/mcp as a custom connector on claude.ai. The same connection reaches claude.ai, Claude Desktop and Claude Code on the web.
A repo onboarded to Projectify carries a CLAUDE.md block and a start-up hook. The cloud session reads them, finds the connector and opens the right project.
Briefing, claims, Ask first, the Always lines and the handoff all work the same way. Every write shows as "Claude for Noor".
New to Projectify? Getting started walks through the whole setup, with pictures.
On claude.ai, open Settings › Connectors, choose Add custom connector and paste https://api.projectify.si/mcp. Name it Projectify and approve it.
Open Claude Code on the web on a repo tracked in Projectify. The start-up hook names the project; the session finds the Projectify tools on the connector.
Ask for the next thing to do: the session claims the task, pushes its branch and leaves a handoff the next session starts from.
A cloud session gets the same briefing a terminal session gets. If a repo also carries a .mcp.json, that server stays signed out in the cloud; the session uses the connector instead.
No connector on the account? The session says so in its first reply and points to the one step that fixes it.
Yes. A cloud session cannot sign in with /mcp, but it carries the connectors on your Claude account. Add Projectify as a connector on claude.ai once and every cloud session reaches the board, with no key and nothing to set up per repo.
On your computer, run claude mcp add --transport http projectify https://api.projectify.si/mcp, then choose Authenticate in /mcp and approve it in your browser. For Claude Code on the web, add Projectify as a connector on claude.ai instead: it follows your account into cloud sessions.
No. An agent acts for a person and shows as "Claude for Noor". You pay for people, not for the assistants they already pay for.
Free for one person. Connected in a minute.