Install
Connect Savee to Claude Code, Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, VS Code, or any MCP client.
Pick your tool. Every route ends the same way: your browser opens savee.com, you approve the request, and the client is connected. There's no API key anywhere in this flow.
Check your Savee plan
The MCP server needs an active Savee subscription. If yours has lapsed, the consent screen will tell you so instead of connecting — check your plan.
Add the server
Run this in your terminal:
--scope user makes Savee available in every project. Drop it if you only want
it in the current one.
Authorize
Start Claude Code and run /mcp. Select savee, then Authenticate. Your
browser opens savee.com, where you sign in if you aren't already.
Approve
The consent screen lists exactly what you're granting — your profile, saves, and boards. Anything that can change your account is marked separately, so read and write are easy to tell apart; nothing there can delete a save or a board. Click Authorize and the tab closes itself.
Check your Savee plan
The MCP server needs an active Savee subscription — check your plan.
Add Savee from the connector directory
Savee is listed in the Claude connector directory. In Claude, open Settings → Connectors, find Savee, and click Connect.
If you don't see it, add it as a custom connector instead — choose Add custom connector and paste:
Authorize
Claude opens savee.com in your browser. Sign in if you aren't already, then Authorize on the consent screen.
Check your Savee plan
The MCP server needs an active Savee subscription — check your plan.
Add the server
Install the Savee plugin from the Cursor marketplace, and skip straight to authorizing.
Or add the server yourself: open Settings → MCP → Add new MCP server, choose the HTTP type, and use:
Or add it to ~/.cursor/mcp.json directly:
Authorize
Cursor prompts you to sign in. Approve the request on savee.com and the server shows as connected.
Check your Savee plan
The MCP server needs an active Savee subscription — check your plan.
Create the connector in ChatGPT
Our official listing in the OpenAI app store is under review; until it lands, connect manually. In ChatGPT, open Settings → Connectors, create a connector, and paste:
Or connect Codex CLI
Add the server to ~/.codex/config.toml:
Then start the sign-in from your terminal:
Authorize
Your browser opens savee.com. Sign in if you aren't already, then Authorize on the consent screen.
Check your Savee plan
The MCP server needs an active Savee subscription — check your plan.
Authorize
Open Chat, switch to Agent mode, and select Savee from the tools list. VS Code sends you to savee.com to approve.
Any client that speaks Streamable HTTP works. Add:
The client discovers everything else on its own: it gets a 401 carrying a
WWW-Authenticate challenge that points at our
protected resource metadata,
which names savee.com as the authorization server. From there it registers
itself and runs the OAuth flow without any manual configuration.
If your client still uses the older HTTP+SSE transport, it can connect through
mcp-remote instead.
See For client developers for the protocol details.
What you'll see when authorizing
Savee shows you the connecting app's name, the exact permissions it's asking for, and where you'll be sent back to. Nothing is granted until you click Authorize, and you can revoke it later from Settings → Developers.