Point your AI assistant at this system

This app runs its own MCP server. Anything you connect gets this system's records — every client, project, deliverable, task, site, page and conversation — the agents that work here, and the real actions: run the repair engine, run the work board, drive the browser, use your own computer. Each assistant acts as you, with your permissions, so sign in with an admin account when it asks.

Eden Skye

Three of these tools are hers: speak a line as Eden, start a live Eden session, and film Eden in a lifelike video with her own voice.

One step is added by this server: the client opens this app's consent page, where you sign in and approve the connection before any tool runs.

1. 01Press Add connector below, which opens Claude's custom connector form already filled in.
2. 02If the address is missing there, paste the server address above into it.
3. 03Press Add, then approve the connection when this app's consent page opens.

1. 01In the desktop app, open Settings, then Plugins, then the MCPs tab.
2. 02Press Add server, name it X1, and set Type to Streamable HTTP.
3. 03Paste the server address, press Save, then restart ChatGPT and switch the server on. On the web, this lives in Developer mode instead.

1. 01Open Customize, then the MCPs tab, and press New MCP Server.
2. 02In the mcp.json it opens, add an entry whose url is the server address above.
3. 03Save the file and switch the server on in the list.

1. 01Add a new streamable HTTP MCP server in that client.
2. 02Give it the server address above and a name of your choosing.
3. 03Reload the client — the name and the address are all most clients need.

Two things worth knowing

Assistants keep their own copy of what this server offers. After this system ships a change, open the connector in the client and refresh it, or remove and add it again.

For an assistant to touch your own machine, link it first on the Eden Skye page. Once it is linked, every assistant you connect here can use that machine too.