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Connect your AI

E2LLM connects to the AI you already use. Add one connector, log in once, and your assistant gets structured eyes and hands in the browser.

Add the E2LLM connector
Name
e2llm
Server address
https://mcp.e2llm.com/mcp

Every connector asks for these two values — Name = e2llm and Server address = the URL above. Sign in with Login with SSO (your e2llm account — no key to paste); the sign-in popup appears the first time your assistant uses a tool, not when you connect.

General steps (most platforms): open your app's Connectors (or custom-integration) settings → Add a remote / custom MCP server → enter the Name and Server address above → authorize in the SSO popup. Menu labels differ per platform; the pattern is the same (ChatGPT differs — see its row below).

Claude Recommended
Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector → paste the URL → Connect (sign in with SSO). Works end-to-end.
ChatGPT Recommended
Needs a paid ChatGPT plan + Developer mode. Settings → Security and login → turn on Developer mode (labelled "Elevated risk") → the + (top-right) → add connector → enter the Name and Server address above → enable it per conversation → authorize on first tool use. If it goes idle, re-authorize from the connector's settings.
Grok
Connectors → Add custom MCP → paste the URL → authorize. Works.
Perplexity
Connectors → Add custom MCP → paste the URL → authorize. Works — no extra setup.
Manus
Connectors / integrations → Add MCP → paste the URL → authorize. Works.
Mistral (Le Chat)
Connectors → Add custom MCP → paste the URL → authorize. Connects today; tool calls are intermittent while the connector's token handling is being finalized.

The E2LLM browser extension must be installed and signed in with the same account for in-browser capture.

Developer setup — IDE / CLI

Prefer a config file? Paste this into your IDE or CLI MCP settings.

Snippets use OAuth — browser sign-in via your e2llm account. The extension must be installed and signed in with the same account.