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# Connecting other AI tools

This page provides generic connection instructions for MCP clients that don't have a dedicated setup guide. Use the dedicated guides for [Claude Desktop](/docs/navixy-mcp/navixy-mcp-server/getting-started/configuring-navixy-mcp-in-claude-desktop.md), [Cursor](/docs/navixy-mcp/navixy-mcp-server/getting-started/configuring-navixy-mcp-in-cursor.md), and [ChatGPT and Codex](/docs/navixy-mcp/navixy-mcp-server/getting-started/configuring-navixy-mcp-in-chatgpt.md).

## Compatibility requirements

To connect to Navixy MCP Server, your AI client must meet both of the following requirements:

* It supports remote MCP servers over Streamable HTTP or SSE transport.
* It supports OAuth or allows custom request headers for authentication.

## MCP addresses

<table><thead><tr><th width="182.4000244140625">Connection</th><th>URL</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>User API</td><td><code>https://platform.mcp.navixy.com/user/mcp</code></td></tr><tr><td>Admin Panel API</td><td><code>https://platform.mcp.navixy.com/panel/mcp</code></td></tr></tbody></table>

## How to connect

The easiest way to connect Navixy MCP Server to any AI client is to ask it directly. Many AI tools can set up MCP connections from a conversation. Try a prompt like:

```
Connect an MCP server https://platform.mcp.navixy.com/user/mcp
```

If your client supports conversational MCP setup, it will guide you through the remaining steps. If not, it may provide client-specific instructions for your tool.

If the conversational approach doesn't work, the sections below cover the two standard connection patterns that most MCP-compatible clients support.

## How to authenticate

If your MCP client supports OAuth, add the endpoint URL and start its authentication action. Some clients open the Navixy login page automatically. Other clients require a separate action, such as **Authenticate** or `codex mcp login`.


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