Claude
Connect Claude to your Naumu spaces over MCP so it can search, read, and build your graph as you.
You can connect Claude (claude.ai) to your Naumu account so it can work directly with your spaces.
This works through a remote MCP server. MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the open standard that AI apps use to reach outside tools, and Naumu runs one so Claude can plug in.
Once connected, Claude acts on your behalf — as the signed-in Naumu user, with your exact permissions. It can do anything you can do across the spaces you have access to, and nothing more. You grant access by approving it on a consent screen (powered by OAuth 2.1, the standard sign-in protocol), and you can revoke that access at any time.
The connector URL
The connector URL is always the Naumu front-end origin — the same naumu.ai address you use in your browser:
https://naumu.ai/api/mcpLeave the OAuth Client ID and Secret fields blank. Naumu registers the app for you automatically during sign-in, using a feature called Dynamic Client Registration (DCR). There are no credentials to copy or manage.
Use the front-end origin (naumu.ai), not a backend address. Sign-in and consent rely on your Naumu session, which lives on the front-end origin.
Connect Claude
In Claude (claude.ai):
- Open Settings → Connectors.
- Select Add custom connector.
- Give it a name (for example, "Naumu").
- Set the Remote MCP server URL to
https://naumu.ai/api/mcp. - Leave the OAuth Client ID and Secret blank.
- Select Add.
- Sign in to Naumu and approve access on the consent screen.
That's it — Naumu's tools are now available in Claude.
What it can access
A connected app can use your full set of Naumu tools, across every space your account can reach. Specifically, it can:
- Search and read content across your spaces
- Read your graphs, nodes, threads, notes, and canvases
- Create and update content — nodes, threads, notes, canvases, and more
Because Claude acts as you, it inherits your permissions exactly. It cannot see or change anything you couldn't see or change yourself.
Revoke access
You can cut off Claude's access at any time in Naumu, under Settings → Connected Apps. Revoking takes effect immediately — the app can no longer reach your spaces.
Revoking is the clean way to disconnect. You don't need to delete the connector in Claude first. Once you revoke the access here, any further requests from that app are rejected.