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MCP Any MCP client
If your tool speaks MCP, point it at your profile. Named clients have their own guides; this page is the path for everything else.
Setup takes a minute after you create a profile. Open Integrations → MCP.
Knotr in MCP, not a generic feature list.
Several tools share this server URL and sign-in. You get your skills without a Knotr-specific installer for each one.
If a client can connect, it can load your profile, run skills, search knowledge you chose to expose, and save artifacts when the work should last.
Each profile has its own endpoint. Switch identities by connecting a different profile, not by rewriting prompts.
Exemplary steps only. After you sign up, Integrations has the real connect buttons for this profile.
Use the same server URL and sign-in for these tools.
In Devin Desktop (formerly Windsurf), add a remote server in ~/.config/devin/mcp_config.json with url set to https://knotr.ai/mcp/v1, or run devin mcp add -s user knotr https://knotr.ai/mcp/v1. Then run devin mcp login knotr and sign in. There is no separate Devin installer.
Where GitHub Copilot supports MCP, paste the same server URL and complete sign-in. Knotr does not ship a separate Copilot installer.
In Google Antigravity, add a custom remote server in ~/.gemini/config/mcp_config.json with serverUrl set to https://knotr.ai/mcp/v1. Open Agent settings, go to Customizations, and choose Authenticate. This is separate from Gemini Spark in Knotr. There is no separate Antigravity installer.
In Grok, run grok mcp add --transport http knotr https://knotr.ai/mcp/v1. OAuth opens in the browser on first use. You can also set url to https://knotr.ai/mcp/v1 under mcp_servers in ~/.grok/config.toml. Grok also loads MCP servers from ~/.claude.json, .cursor/mcp.json, and project .mcp.json files. There is no separate Grok connection.
OpenAI Codex shares MCP setup across Codex CLI, the IDE extension, and the desktop app. Add a Streamable HTTP server at https://knotr.ai/mcp/v1 in ~/.codex/config.toml. In the desktop app, open Settings → MCP servers, add the server, then choose Authenticate. In the IDE extension, open the gear menu, choose MCP servers, add the server, then choose Authenticate. This is separate from the ChatGPT Integrations tab.
In OpenCode, run opencode mcp add knotr --url https://knotr.ai/mcp/v1. That adds a remote Streamable HTTP server, and OAuth is on by default. Sign in with opencode mcp auth knotr, or open /mcps and select knotr. There is no separate OpenCode installer.
In Perplexity, open Settings → Connectors, choose + Custom connector, then Remote. Paste https://knotr.ai/mcp/v1, choose Streamable HTTP, choose OAuth, and sign in. There is no separate Perplexity installer.
Whatever you expose on that profile: who you are, skills you chose to share, knowledge attached to those skills, and artifacts you want to keep or publish. Named tool pages have friendlier steps when they exist.
Pair MCP with a workspace tuned to how you work.
Give your AI tools the review standards, architecture context, and writing rules your team already relies on, so every session starts productive.
Keep strategy, metrics, and prioritization rules in one place so PRDs and stakeholder updates stay aligned with how your team actually works.
Carry market assumptions, strategic themes, and decision frameworks into every planning session.
Same knowledge layer, every supported client .
Your voice and skills in ChatGPT, plus a place to keep the work that would otherwise die in the chat.
Claude Desktop, Claude (web & mobile), and the Claude API, from the Knotr plugin or the directory connector.
The same profile and skills as Cursor, from the CLI, with a place to keep what the session produces.
Your standards in every repo, and canvases you can reopen and share after the chat is gone.
Your profile in Gemini Spark through a custom Connected App. Gemini Chat cannot use that connection.
Your profile in Google Antigravity. Add the custom remote server and sign in. Separate from Gemini Spark.
Your profile and skills in Grok. Add the remote MCP server, sign in, and keep the work worth saving.
Your persona in the Muse app. Skills and saved work live in Muse Code.
The same profile and skills as Claude Code, from Muse Code, with a place to keep what the session produces.
One MCP setup for Codex CLI, the IDE extension, and the desktop app. Your profile comes with you.
Your profile and skills in OpenCode. Add the remote server, sign in, and keep the work worth saving.
Bring your profile into Perplexity and keep the work worth saving. Add Knotr as a custom connector and sign in.
Sign up free, create a profile, then open Integrations → MCP.
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