Growth plan and above. Off by default — enable under Settings → Modules.
Supported hosts
Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, Cursor, VS Code and other MCP-compatible clients. There is no fixed list — anything that speaks MCP can connect.Setting it up
1
Create a connection
In Worksynk, go to Settings → MCP and create a client for the host
you’re connecting. You’ll get a client ID and a secret — the secret is
shown once, so copy it now.
2
Choose its access
Tick read, write, or both. Read-only is the right default; see
Access and limits.
3
Add the server in your AI host
Follow the walkthrough for your platform below. Settings → MCP shows
the exact server and OAuth URLs for your workspace — copy them from there.
4
Authorize once
Approve the connection in Worksynk. You’re already signed in, so this is a
single click — no second login.
The URLs and credentials are specific to your workspace, so they live in the
app under Settings → MCP rather than in these guides. Copy them from
there as you follow the steps below.
Per-platform walkthroughs
Claude (claude.ai and Claude Desktop)
Claude (claude.ai and Claude Desktop)
- Create a connection in Settings → MCP with platform “Claude”.
- Claude.ai: Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector.
- Claude Desktop: add the remote server in your connector settings.
- Paste the MCP server URL. Choose OAuth, and enter the client ID and secret.
- Approve on the Worksynk screen, then use the tools from any chat.
ChatGPT
ChatGPT
- Create a connection in Settings → MCP with platform “ChatGPT”.
- In ChatGPT, open Settings → Connectors (availability depends on your plan).
- Add a custom MCP server using the Worksynk server URL.
- Enter the authorization and token URLs shown in Settings → MCP, with the client ID and secret.
- Authorize once in the browser, then enable the connector in a chat.
Grok
Grok
- Create a connection in Settings → MCP with platform “Grok”.
- In Grok, open Settings → Connectors (or Custom tools).
- Add a remote MCP server and paste the Worksynk server URL.
- Enter the client ID and secret when prompted for OAuth.
- Complete the Worksynk approval, then ask Grok to use Worksynk tools.
Cursor
Cursor
- Create a connection in Settings → MCP with platform “Cursor”.
- Open Cursor Settings → MCP → Add new global MCP server.
- Add the Worksynk server URL to your MCP configuration.
- Complete OAuth when prompted, or use an API key from Settings → API keys for a simpler setup.
- Reload MCP servers and confirm the Worksynk tools appear.
VS Code (and forks)
VS Code (and forks)
- Create a connection in Settings → MCP with platform “VS Code”.
- Command Palette → “MCP: Add Server”, or edit your MCP config file.
- Add the Worksynk server URL as an HTTP server.
- Authenticate via OAuth or a bearer API key when prompted.
Any other MCP host
Any other MCP host
Worksynk isn’t limited to a fixed platform list. Point any MCP-compatible
client at the server URL from Settings → MCP. Hosts that support
dynamic registration can register themselves; machine-to-machine clients
can use the client credentials grant with the ID and secret.