Integrations: connect services and use Gibrid in Claude

1Where to find Integrations

1. Open the “More” menu

   In the left chat panel click More and choose Integrations. The direct address is gibrid.ai/chat/integrations.

2. Pick a tab

   Services is the connection catalog. Automations are scheduled tasks. Webhooks are web addresses for other systems. Tasks shows what agents are doing now. MCP is Gibrid in your AI apps plus outside MCP servers. Agents shows runs, results and costs for the week.

2The “Services” tab: a catalog of 39 connections

While nothing is connected, a short three-step hint stands on top: pick a service, sign in with one click, open a chat with an agent and ask for what you need. After that the list works like this:

• The Search services field searches by name and description; the clear button resets it.
• The All / Connected switch; connected services stand on top marked “Active”, with a counter on the tab.
• Seven groups: “Productivity”, “Social networks & messengers”, “Knowledge”, “For developers”, “CRM & mailing”, “Shops & payments”, “Generation”.
• Related connections share one card: Instagram (“Business account” or “Personal account”), WhatsApp (“WhatsApp Business API” or “WhatsApp via QR code”) and “Stock photos”.
• If a service is already connected, the button turns into Add account: this lets you connect a second account of the same service.
• Services that need no setup show “No setup needed” instead of a button.

The catalog has 39 services in all. Another 17 cannot be connected yet: they sit in the collapsed Coming soon block marked “Soon” and will appear in the list above once ready. The catalog comes from the server and may change.

3How to connect and disconnect a service

1. Click Connect on a service

   What happens next depends on the service.

2. Sign in through the service or paste a key

   Google Sheets, Gmail, Google Calendar, Notion, YouTube and similar open a sign-in window: allow access and come back. If the browser blocked the window, allow pop-ups for the site and try again. Telegram, Airtable, Discord, WhatsApp Business API, Shopify, Stripe, Mailchimp, Trello, Bluesky, ElevenLabs and Bannerbear ask for a token or key in the connection window.

3. WhatsApp via QR code

   On your phone open WhatsApp → Settings → Linked devices → Link a device and scan the code on the screen.

4. Ask an agent

   Open a chat with an agent and describe the task, for example “publish posts to the channel” or “write leads into the table”.

5. Disconnecting

   The Disconnect button asks for confirmation: afterwards agents can no longer use the connection, and you can connect again at any time.

4Automations, webhooks, tasks, agents

• Automations. Tasks by schedule, on request or manually. You create them by asking in chat (“every Monday at 9:00 send me a report in Telegram”) and they appear in the tab; each has Run, Test run, Pause and delete.
• Webhooks. Create webhook gives you a web address: a site form, a payment service or a CRM sends data to it. You set a name, what to do with the data (Send to Telegram or Only keep a log), the chat or channel, an optional message template and a secret: if set, a request must pass it in the X-Webhook-Secret header.
• Tasks. Everything agents are doing now and have already done, with search, sorting and the “All / Active / Done / Errors” filters.
• Agents. How your agents are doing: runs, results and costs for the week.

5The “MCP” tab: Gibrid in Claude, Cursor and other apps

The “Use Gibrid in your AI apps” block connects Gibrid to any app that supports MCP. It can create images and video, answer in chat and more — from your Gibrid balance. There is one server address:

https://mcp.gibrid.ai/mcp

1. Claude.ai, Claude Desktop and ChatGPT: a connector

   Add the address above as your own connector (Claude: Customize → Connectors → Add custom connector; ChatGPT: turn on Developer mode, then ChatGPT Plugins → Add custom MCP server, authentication OAuth). A Gibrid sign-in window opens; no key is needed, but signing in this way needs a paid Gibrid plan. Apps allowed this way are listed under Settings → API keys in the “Connected apps” block, where you can revoke them.

2. Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Windsurf, Zed: an API key

   Click Create API key: Settings → API keys opens. Create a key like gib_… (it is shown once) and paste the Claude Code command into your terminal:

3. Check it

   The Setup guide button leads to mcp.gibrid.ai, where every app has its own ready-to-copy snippet. In Cursor and other apps the key is passed in the Authorization header in the same form: Bearer gib_… Then ask the assistant for your balance: if it answers, the connection works. Before paid actions an assistant can quote the price (the estimate_cost tool).

claude mcp add --transport http gibrid https://mcp.gibrid.ai/mcp --header "Authorization: Bearer gib_YOUR_KEY"

Outside MCP servers. Below, in the same tab, you can add an outside server so its tools become available in chat and to your agents: Add a connection → a name, the server address and the sign-in method (“No authorization”, “API key” or “OAuth”) → Test shows how many tools the server returned. A connection can be switched off, refreshed or deleted.

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