Connect your AI to Profusia
Profusia is a standard MCP server. Your assistant connects once — as a custom
connector — and from then on it can publish documents, pages and dashboards straight into your
workspace. The URL your assistant needs is your workspace's own address followed by
/mcp: every workspace has its own subdomain, so the address is yours, not a
shared one.
Claude
Profusia connects to Claude as a custom connector.
In Claude, go to Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector, and give it your workspace's MCP URL, which is your Profusia address followed by /mcp — for example https://yourteam.profusia.com/mcp.
Claude will walk you through signing in (Profusia uses standard OAuth). Once it is connected, just ask Claude to publish something: "publish this as a page in Profusia" works.
There is also a static access-key option if you prefer, which your workspace owner can issue.
ChatGPT
ChatGPT works too, and there is nothing extra to set up on Profusia's side — the connection uses the same open standard (MCP).
In ChatGPT, enable developer mode and add a custom connector pointing at your Profusia MCP URL (your address followed by /mcp). When it asks for authentication, the API-key option takes your workspace access key.
One honest caveat that is OpenAI's rule, not ours: as of late 2026, ChatGPT's developer-mode connectors with full read-and-write access are available on ChatGPT's Business, Enterprise and Edu workspace plans — not on the free or Plus tiers. Claude users on every plan can add a custom connector.
Everything works the same as it does in Claude: publishing, updating, share links, live data. ChatGPT's scheduled tasks can also refresh live data on a schedule, the same way Claude's Routines can.
Any other MCP client
MCP is an open standard, so any client that speaks it gets the same tool surface with nothing extra built on Profusia's side. Point it at your workspace's /mcp address; it can authenticate with OAuth (the standard connector flow) or a workspace access key.
Working from code — Claude Code, an agent framework, a script? The same endpoint and the same credentials apply. The working guide below tells an assistant everything else it needs.
No workspace yet?
Profusia is invitation-only while it's small — every workspace today is set up by hand, by a person, not by a signup form. If you'd like one, write to hello@profusia.com and say what your assistant makes for you; the reply comes from a person.
If you'd rather look before asking: the template gallery renders working examples with sample data, the guides walk the product question by question, and the help page answers what they don't — none of it needs an account.