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Claude integration

Connect Claude to Agiflow

Let Claude answer project questions, draft next steps, and update tasks from the Agiflow workspace or project you approve.

Works through Claude custom connectors, with Agiflow sign-in and workspace or project approval.

Agiflow and Claude integration

Work with your Agiflow board from Claude

Agiflow connects to Claude as a custom MCP connector, so Claude can read and update the Agiflow board you approve — projects, work units, tasks, and comments — without leaving the conversation. Claude is Anthropic’s AI assistant for chat (Claude.ai), desktop, and the command line (Claude Code).

Once connected, Claude can help you inspect projects, break down work units, update tasks, and add comments without switching away from the conversation. Agiflow stays the system of record; Claude acts through the access you grant.

What Claude can do with Agiflow

  • Answer questions about the Agiflow projects and work units you approved.
  • Create or update tasks straight from a planning conversation.
  • Add task comments when a decision or context should stay on the board.
  • Help refine next steps while work stays tied to the approved workspace or project.

Claude can only use the Agiflow access you approve during connection. It can’t reach billing, data outside the approved scope, or run code on your behalf.

Set up Claude with Agiflow

Use the Agiflow connector URL below when Claude asks for the remote server URL. Authentication and workspace or project approval happen after Claude opens the Agiflow sign-in flow.

Agiflow connector URL
https://agiflow.io/api/v1/mcp-app/0.0.1

Claude.ai (web)

1

Copy the Agiflow connector URL

Use the connector URL above when Claude asks for the remote server URL.

2

Add a custom connector

On an individual plan, open Customize → Connectors, click +, then choose Add custom connector.

3

On Team or Enterprise, an owner adds it first

Ask an owner to open Organization settings → Connectors, click Add, then choose Custom → Web. If Agiflow is already added, open Customize → Connectors, find Agiflow, and click Connect.

4

Paste the URL and add it

Paste the Agiflow connector URL and click Add. Leave advanced settings unchanged unless your Agiflow owner gave you specific values.

5

Sign in to Agiflow and approve access

Sign in to Agiflow, choose the workspace or project Claude can use, and approve access.

6

Turn Agiflow on in a conversation

Use + near the message box, open Connectors, and turn on Agiflow.

Claude Desktop

1

Copy the Agiflow connector URL

Use the same connector URL shown above.

2

Open Connectors in Claude Desktop

Open Settings → Connectors.

3

Add Agiflow

Add Agiflow as a custom connector, or connect to the organization connector if a Team or Enterprise owner already added it.

4

Paste the URL and finish adding it

Paste the Agiflow connector URL and finish adding the connector. Do not use Claude Desktop’s local developer config for this hosted connection — Agiflow connects through your Claude account.

5

Connect and approve access

Click Connect, sign in to Agiflow, choose the workspace or project Claude can use, and approve access.

6

Turn Agiflow on in a conversation

Turn on Agiflow from the conversation’s connector menu when you want Claude to use it.

Claude Code

1

Add Agiflow with one command

Run this in your terminal:

Terminal
claude mcp add --transport http agiflow https://agiflow.io/api/v1/mcp-app/0.0.1
2

Open the connection menu

Inside Claude Code, run:

Claude Code
/mcp

Select Agiflow, choose Authenticate, and sign in through the browser window that opens.

3

Choose where it is available

Use project-level availability when only one code project should use Agiflow. Use user-level availability when the connection should be available across your Claude Code sessions.

Try Claude with your board

  • What projects are in my Agiflow workspace?
  • Summarize the open work units for this project.
  • Turn this plan into Agiflow tasks.
  • Add a comment with the decision we just made.

Build your own integration

Agiflow speaks the Model Context Protocol, so any MCP-compatible client can read and update your board.

Read the docs