Connect your AI

Mem·Sum works inside the AI you already use. Add one connector, sign in, and your agent can read and write the sums you belong to.

Your connector URL

https://sum.memsum.ai/mcp

Claude

  1. Open Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector.
  2. Name it Mem·Sum and paste the connector URL above. Leave the OAuth fields blank.
  3. Click Add on a PC. On the next screen, click Connect, then sign in with your Mem·Sum email and password.
  4. In a conversation, start with a read-only question: “+sum what do we have so far?”

ChatGPT

ChatGPT support is not recommended for new connections. For now, please use Claude or Perplexity. We’ll announce the normal ChatGPT installation path when the reviewed plugin is available.

Claude Code

  1. In a terminal: claude mcp add --transport http memsum https://sum.memsum.ai/mcp
  2. The first use opens a sign-in in your browser — approve it and you're connected.
  3. Prefer a key instead? Create a connector token below and add it as a header: --header "Authorization: Bearer memsum_…"

Cursor

  1. Open Settings → MCP (or edit ~/.cursor/mcp.json) and add a server.
  2. Use the connector URL above: {"mcpServers":{"memsum":{"url":"https://sum.memsum.ai/mcp"}}}
  3. Approve the sign-in prompt when Cursor first connects.

Perplexity

  1. Open Account settings → Connectors → + Custom connector, and choose Remote. (Custom connectors need a Perplexity Pro or Enterprise plan.)
  2. Name it Mem·Sum, paste the connector URL above, set Authentication to OAuth and Transport to Streamable HTTP.
  3. Add it, then click the connector card and sign in with your Mem·Sum email and password.
  4. Start with a read-only question: “+sum what do we have so far?”

If the sign-in won't complete, a connector token from below still works wherever Perplexity asks for an API key or auth header.

Any other MCP client

Mem·Sum is a standard remote MCP server (streamable HTTP). Point your client at the connector URL above; if it can do OAuth it will walk you through sign-in, and if it can't, paste a connector token from the section below as an Authorization: Bearer header. Exact menus vary by client and version — the URL and the token are the only two facts you need.

About the permission prompts

Your AI asks for approval the first time each conversation talks to Mem·Sum, and for each tool call until you allow more. That's your AI's safety model working, not an error.

“Only once” means this call only. Nothing from your chat is shared by approving: approval lets your assistant talk to Mem·Sum, and content moves only when you direct it.

A reasonable path is to approve manually while you're deciding whether to trust it, then choose “always allow” once you do.

Connector tokens

A connector token is a paste-in key for clients that can't sign in with OAuth: paste it in the token field when connecting, or send it as an Authorization: Bearer header. Treat it like a password — it can read and write every sum you belong to. Revoking it cuts that client off immediately.

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Your AI client receives OAuth tokens, never your password. Everything that can act as you — OAuth clients and connector tokens together — is reviewable on Connected apps. See everything your AI can do here. How the Companion works.

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