Connecting MCP clients — Plataforma

Q: Public and private connectors

Public connectors need no account. AI API Pricing's catalogue is public data, so its connector is open and read-only. Private connectors act as you, inside your organisation. They authorise through the platform, so the assistant gets exactly the permissions your role has — never more.

Q: Adding one to a client

1. Copy the connector URL from the product's documentation. 2. Add it as a remote MCP server in your client. 3. For a private connector, complete the authorisation in the browser window the client opens. Revoking access is done from the account area, not from the client: removing the server locally stops the client using it, but only revocation invalidates the grant.

What a connector is

Several products in the suite publish an MCP server: a set of tools an AI client — Claude, an agent, your own script — can call directly, instead of you copying data in and out of a browser tab.

The connectors directory in the platform lists which products expose one.

Public and private connectors

Public connectors need no account. AI API Pricing's catalogue is public data, so its connector is open and read-only.
Private connectors act as you, inside your organisation. They authorise through the platform, so the assistant gets exactly the permissions your role has — never more.

Adding one to a client

Copy the connector URL from the product's documentation.
Add it as a remote MCP server in your client.
For a private connector, complete the authorisation in the browser window the client opens.

Revoking access is done from the account area, not from the client: removing the server locally stops the client using it, but only revocation invalidates the grant.