Connect any MCP assistant to Pandectes

Any assistant or developer tool that supports remote MCP servers over HTTP, often called Streamable HTTP, such as Cursor, VS Code and Windsurf. Tools that only run local MCP servers can't connect.

If your tool supports sign-in (OAuth), add the connector URL and approve the connection with your key on the Connect to Pandectes page. Otherwise, add the configuration snippet from the app to your tool's MCP configuration, with your key in the Authorization header. The app gives you the snippet for most tools, and for VS Code's own format.

The key is saved there in plain text, so don't commit that file to a shared code repository or share it with anyone. Anyone who has the key can read your Pandectes settings and statistics until you revoke it. The key never gives access to customer data or to any other store.

Pandectes on the Plus plan or higher, and a tool that supports remote MCP servers.

In the app, open Integrations > AI assistants and click Set up on the Other AI assistants card. A tool that signed in through the Connect to Pandectes page has its own Disconnect button. A tool that sends the key from its configuration stops when you click Revoke key. Removing the entry from your configuration does not revoke the key.

They have their own guides: connect Claude or connect ChatGPT and Codex. See how the AI assistants work for what every assistant can and cannot see.