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Connect an AI assistant to Fetch Hive when you want to find, run and share your workflows from a chat. The assistant gets its own connection to one workspace, and you can disconnect it at any time. The connection URL is:

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What can a connected assistant do?

A connected assistant can:
  • See your workflows, agents, templates, runs and connected apps
  • Copy a library template into your workspace
  • Run a workflow or a share page, after you approve each paid run
  • Create or change a share page, after you approve the page copy
  • Search the Fetch Hive docs
A connected assistant cannot:
  • Change your approval settings or always-allow an action
  • See your passwords, API keys or connected app tokens
Runs started by an assistant use your workspace credits, the same as runs you start from the dashboard. Before each paid run, the assistant tells you the estimated cost and waits for your yes.

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How do I connect Claude?

  1. In Claude, open Settings, then Connectors.
  2. Click Add custom connector.
  3. Enter a name such as Fetch Hive and paste https://connect.fetchhive.com/mcp as the URL.
  4. Click Connect. Fetch Hive opens in your browser.
  5. Sign in if asked, choose the workspace, and click Allow.
Claude can now use Fetch Hive in any chat where the connector is turned on. Try asking “Which Fetch Hive workflows do I have?”.

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How do I connect ChatGPT?

  1. In ChatGPT, open Settings, then Apps & Connectors.
  2. Turn on developer mode under Advanced settings if your plan requires it.
  3. Create a new connector and paste https://connect.fetchhive.com/mcp as the URL.
  4. Choose OAuth when asked how to sign in.
  5. Sign in to Fetch Hive, choose the workspace, and click Allow.

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How do I connect Cursor or another MCP client?

Add Fetch Hive as a remote MCP server. In Cursor, add this to ~/.cursor/mcp.json:
Cursor opens Fetch Hive in your browser the first time it connects. Sign in, choose the workspace, and click Allow. If your client can’t open a browser sign-in but can send headers, use a workspace API key instead. Send it as Authorization: Bearer <your API key>. See API keys.

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How do I see or disconnect an assistant?

Open Settings in the sidebar, then click Security. The Connected assistants table lists each assistant, the workspace it uses, and when it was last used. To remove one, open the row’s menu, click Disconnect, and confirm. The assistant loses access within the hour and has to be connected again to use Fetch Hive. See also: Security and API keys