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Connect your AI agent

Tulina, inside the AI you already use

Copy the link below and paste it into Claude, ChatGPT or Mistral. Sign in with your Tulina account. From then on, your AI agent knows your company, follows your processes and can work in your tools, without leaving the conversation.

Last updated 8 September 2026

Your Tulina linkLive

https://mcp.tulina.ai/mcp

One link

Nothing to install

You paste one address into your AI agent, once. There is no software to download and no setup on your side.

One sign-in

Your Tulina account

The agent asks you to sign in to Tulina, the same way you sign in to the app. What you can see and do in Tulina is what the agent can see and do.

One rule

Only what you connected

The agent reaches the tools your workspace has turned on, and nothing else. Turn a tool off in Tulina and the agent loses it too.

01

What your agent can do once connected

Everything below goes through Tulina, with the tools your workspace has turned on. A tool you have not connected is a tool the agent does not have.

Work in your tools

Look up a customer in the CRM, send an email, check a company in the registry, enrich a contact. The agent does it through Tulina, with the tools you have connected.

Follow your processes

The processes written for your company are handed to the agent. It looks for one before improvising, and runs it the way it was written.

Know your company

The agent reads your company brain and can add to it. What it learns while working is kept, so the next conversation starts further along.

Keep lists in tables

A list of leads built in a conversation lands in a Tulina table. It is there for the next conversation, and for anyone opening the app.

Leave a record

Every piece of work the agent does is logged, step by step. You can read what it did on your behalf, not only what it said.

Show, not tell

In Claude, some answers arrive as a proper table or page inside the conversation, rather than a wall of text.

02

Add it to your agent

Same link everywhere. The agent opens a Tulina sign-in window, you sign in, and that is the whole setup. Nothing else to copy.

Claude

claude.ai or the desktop app

  1. 1Open Settings, then Connectors.
  2. 2Click Add custom connector and paste the link.
  3. 3Click Add, then Connect, and sign in to Tulina.

Claude is the agent that shows tables and pages inside the conversation.

ChatGPT

chatgpt.com

  1. 1Open Settings, then Connectors, and create a connector.
  2. 2Paste the link and leave the other options as they are.
  3. 3Sign in to Tulina when ChatGPT asks.

Adding your own connector depends on your ChatGPT plan. If the option is not there, that is the plan, not Tulina.

Mistral

Le Chat

  1. 1Open Connectors and add a custom one.
  2. 2Paste the link.
  3. 3Sign in to Tulina in the window that opens.

Another agent may work with the same link. If it refuses the sign-in, write to hello@tulina.ai with its name and we will look.

For developers: Claude Code takes the link from the terminal, then /mcp inside a session to sign in.

claude mcp add --transport http --scope user tulina https://mcp.tulina.ai/mcp

03

Agents that work on their own

Claude in Slack, or an agent that runs every morning, has nobody at the screen to sign in. Those use an access key instead, and Tulina treats the key as the person who created it.

Create an access key

In the Tulina app, open Personal settings and create an access key. It is shown once, so copy it there and then.

Give it to the agent

Paste the key where that agent keeps its credentials. From then on the agent works as you: your account, your organisation, your tools.

Use a dedicated account

A key opens everything its account can reach, to everyone who can talk to that agent. Create an account that holds only what the job needs, rather than using your own.

Take it back any time

Delete the key from the same page. It stops working immediately, and nothing else about your account changes.

The step-by-step for Claude in Slack is in the help centre: Connect Tulina to Claude Tag in Slack.

04

What stays private

Your passwords and keys. The keys of the tools you connect stay inside Tulina, in an encrypted vault. The agent asks Tulina to do something, Tulina does it, and the agent gets the result. It never handles the key.

Anything beyond your own access. The agent can do what you can do in Tulina, and no more. An administrator decides which tools your organisation can turn on, and access follows roles and teams.

Nothing goes unrecorded. Every piece of work the agent does is logged. Where your data lives, who runs the platform and what a security review can ask for are on the trust page.

Common questions

It is the address that connects an AI agent to your company through Tulina. MCP is the standard AI agents use to reach outside tools. You paste the link into Claude, ChatGPT or Mistral once, and from then on that agent knows your company, follows your processes and can work in your tools.

Yes. The agent asks you to sign in to Tulina, and it can only do what your account can do. If you do not have one yet, create it in the app or ask the person who runs Tulina in your company for an invitation.

No. The keys of the tools you connect stay inside Tulina, in an encrypted vault. The agent asks Tulina to do something, Tulina does it, and the agent receives the result. It never handles the key.

Claude, on the web, on desktop and in Claude Code, ChatGPT, and Mistral's Le Chat, all with the same link and the same sign-in. Claude in Slack and agents that run on their own use an access key instead. Other agents may work too; if one refuses the sign-in, tell us and we will look.

Yes. Each person pastes the link into their own agent and signs in with their own account. Everyone gets exactly their own access, and every action is logged under the person who asked for it.

Nothing extra. Connecting an agent is how Tulina is used, and it is included in every plan. Credits, which come with the plan, pay for the outside services your tools call.

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