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Guides for chamelAIn

Connect MCP clients

Optional IDE path — share links first for teammates; OAuth once when you want the same roles in your tools.
MCP is optional. Share links open a role in your ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini—no install. Teammates get roles by joining your org and using the org marketplace. Connect Cursor (or other MCP clients) when you want the same roles in your IDE.

Prefer share links when *you* want a role in a chat UI. Prefer org invite + marketplace when the team needs the standard. Orient on the dashboard or Getting started, then return here when you want MCP.

Connect chamelAIn's hosted MCP server to your AI app. OAuth is recommended — you sign in once in the browser and your client refreshes access tokens automatically.

Connect Cursor (optional)

Same team roles, in the tools you already ship in. OAuth once — then invoke with `#tag`. Share links still open roles in *your* chat UIs; teammates use the org marketplace.

Recommended: OAuth

  1. Open your dashboardMCP CONNECT.
  2. Search for your AI app and click Connect with OAuth.
  3. Follow the step-by-step instructions in the modal (menu paths and configuration).
  4. On first connect, complete browser sign-in and approve access on the OAuth consent screen.

Use a fallback access key only when OAuth fails or your client does not support OAuth. You can create a key inside the connect modal or under Settings → Security.

Using personas with `#<tag>`

After MCP is connected, load a persona in chat with `#<tag>` (hash immediately followed by the persona tag). Examples: `#clarity-architect`, `#threat-modeler`, `#writer`.

When you write `#<tag>`, your client should call chamelAIn's `get_persona` tool with that tag (without the `#`) and apply the returned instructions.

Marketplace personas: If the tag is not yet active, the agent should call `activate_persona` first, then `get_persona`.

Verify the connection

Ask your client:

"List the available chamelAIn personas"

You should see your activated personas plus marketplace listings (per your org access).

Supported apps

Browse per-app setup guides from the MCP clients index — each guide includes click-path instructions and the configuration to paste.

General setup guides

These guides explain common configuration patterns (not tied to a single app name):

Troubleshooting

See MCP troubleshooting for 401 errors, expired tokens, and session issues.

Per-app setup guides

Each guide includes menu paths and the configuration to paste.

General setup guides