Connect Claude to Typenode

The Typenode MCP connector lets Claude build, run and manage workflows in your workspace. These steps work in Claude on the web and in the desktop app. For the terminal app, use Claude Code.

You need a Typenode account and access to a workspace that isn't view-only. Your Claude organization may require an owner to enable the connector first.

1. Open Typenode in Claude's directory.
2. Click Connect to Claude.
3. On the Typenode page that opens, sign in if asked. Confirm that you started the connection, review the workspace and agent name, then click Allow.

Claude acts as you in the workspace you approve, with no more access than you have. Agent access explains the consent screen and access limits.

Start a new chat in Claude and enable Typenode in the conversation's connectors menu. Ask:

Use Typenode MCP now. Call start, then briefly tell me what Typenode can help me do and list the Typenode tools available to you. Do not make changes.

You should get an overview of what Typenode can help you do and the tools available to your agent.

This is an alternative to the directory setup. Both methods connect to the same Typenode tools; you only need one.

1. Open Claude with Typenode filled in.
2. Click Add, then Connect next to Typenode.
3. On the Typenode page, confirm that you started the connection, review the workspace and agent name, then click Allow.

To enter the details yourself, name the connector Typenode and use this server URL:

https://mcp.typenode.ai/plugins/claude/mcp

Then check the connection in a new chat.

Ask a Claude organization owner to allow the connector. Claude's connector instructions explain organization controls.

Check that Typenode is connected and enabled for the conversation, then start a new chat and try the test prompt again.

Follow Reconnecting. If you have reached the limit of agents, disconnect one you no longer use, then connect again.