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Kai, in the AI app you already use.
One URL. Here's the setup.

Kai speaks MCP, the standard that lets an AI app use outside tools. Paste one URL into Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Cursor or your terminal, and that app can read your calendar, email, tasks and meeting notes, and act when you ask. You approve it once on Kai's own screen, and you can revoke it anytime.

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Add Kai to your AI app, step by step.

Kai isn't in anybody's connector directory yet, so each app below needs you to add it by hand, as a custom connector. It takes about a minute: no API key, nothing to install. Connect your inbox, calendar and meetings to Kai first, that's what it reaches into.

  1. Copy Kai's connector URL

    https://api.morgen.so/mcp-kai
  2. In Claude, open Settings, then Connectors, then Add custom connector.

  3. Paste the URL and click Connect. Leave the OAuth client ID and secret fields empty, Kai registers itself.

  4. Approve it once on Kai's own screen. Sign in to Kai first if you aren't already.

  5. In any chat, open the + menu, hover Connectors, and switch Kai on.

Worth knowingAdd it on the web or on desktop. The phone apps have no add-by-URL field, but the connector shows up there once it exists. On the free plan you get one custom connector. On Team and Enterprise, only an Owner can add it.

Once it's connected, your AI app reaches all four: calendar, email, tasks, meetings.
I see it. I move it. You approve it.

  • ClaudeAsk from Claude. Kai answers with your real day.
  • ChatGPTAsk from ChatGPT. Kai answers with your real day.
  • GeminiAsk from Gemini. Kai answers with your real day.
  • CursorAsk from Cursor. Kai answers with your real day.
  • Any MCP appAsk from any app that can add an MCP server. Kai answers the same way.
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  • Both inboxesKai searches your Gmail and your Outlook in one go, and drafts in your voice.
  • Every calendarWork and personal calendars, read together. One question covers both.
  • Your meetingsThe recaps and action items from meetings Kai sat through. No connector has these.
  • Your tasksKai writes dated tasks straight to your list. Nothing sent, nothing deleted.

You approve Kai once. Every app you ask from reaches everything Kai works with.

Four things to ask once you're connected, word for word.
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What Kai can and cannot do once you approve it.
I put it in writing.

Kai is asking for

  • Searches your inboxes when you ask
  • Writes a draft in your voice
  • Sends it, only on your explicit word
  • Reads your schedule across every calendar
  • Moves or edits an event you asked it to change
  • Creates a task
  • Marks a task done
  • Lists your recorded meetings
  • Reads a meeting's recap and action items

It cannot do these. Not with a prompt, not by mistake.

  • Never sends anything on its own
  • Never files, archives, or deletes your mail
  • Never moves an event you did not ask it to move
  • Never invites anyone you did not name
  • Never deletes a task you did not name
  • Never reorders your list behind your back
  • Never records a meeting on its own
  • Never shares a recap with anyone but you

You approve Kai once, for your whole account. That single approval is what lets the other recipes move your calendar and brief you before calls. You can revoke it at any time.

The Kai MCP, answered

The honest fine print.

MCP is a shared standard that lets AI apps like Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini use outside tools, the way Bluetooth lets any headphone talk to any phone. Kai's connector is how those apps reach your calendar, email, tasks and meeting notes through your Kai account.

Because Kai isn't listed in the connector directories those apps ship with. Every app on this page has a field where you paste your own server URL, and that's the one we use. It costs you an extra minute of setup, and it means you can connect Kai today instead of waiting on a directory listing.

No. The Kai connector is free with your Kai account. Kai itself is a paid product after the trial. Some of the AI apps charge for the feature that lets you add a connector at all, which is a separate bill from a separate company: ChatGPT wants a paid plan, Gemini wants AI Pro or Ultra, Claude doesn't.

In the Claude app, yes. You add the connector once on claude.ai and it shows up in the Claude iOS and Android apps. Tap the mic, say what you need, hit send.

Partly, and the part that matters is gated. You need a paid plan and developer mode switched on. OpenAI documents full MCP, the kind that can draft a reply or move a meeting, for Business, Enterprise and Edu accounts only; a Pro account can connect Kai and read from it but not act through it. On Business, only an admin can switch developer mode on, and they can't switch it on for one person.

Yes, since Google shipped custom MCP apps on 2026-06-30, and the eligibility list is long: 18 or over, physically in the United States, on a personal Google account with AI Pro or Ultra, with Keep Activity on and the interface in English. The tools then live inside Gemini Spark. Google Antigravity, which replaced the Gemini CLI, takes the same URL on a free tier with no US requirement.

Not today. Perplexity has a custom connector form, but its sign-in step rejects the standard response Kai's server returns, so the connection never completes. The fix is on our side and it's on the list. Perplexity's Comet assistant is a separate no: it only works with Perplexity's own catalogue.

Nothing happens unprompted. Kai reads when you ask, and anything that leaves your account or cannot be undone, like sending an email, forwarding one, or deleting an event, waits for your explicit word in the chat.

One approval, for your whole Kai account, on Kai's own screen. We say that plainly because it is also why every recipe works after a single approval. The connection uses short-lived tokens, and you never paste a password or an API key into the assistant.

Yes, at any time, from Kai. Access tokens are short lived, and the approval you gave can be pulled back in one click.

Ask the assistant to describe the error in full, copy what it says, and send it to us. That's genuinely the fastest route today: the connector has no error reporting of its own yet, so the assistant's own account of what failed is the most useful thing you can hand us.

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Connect it once and the chat you already live in can finally reach your day. Kai does the fetching and the drafting. You keep the last word.

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