Do I have to turn on developer mode in Claude?

No. TBit is added as a custom connector in Settings, Connectors. Claude Desktop's developer mode is for local servers and isn't needed for TBit.

Claude says "A connector with this URL already exists."

You already added it. Look for it in Settings, Connectors, and tap Connect if it shows as disconnected.

Why does Claude ask me for permission several times?

Claude asks for permission the first time it uses each tool. Tap Allow every time, or in Settings, Connectors, TBit, change the read-only tools to Always allow.

It shows me agents that aren't mine.

You signed in to TBit with another account. Disconnect the connector and connect it again with your TBit account email.

How much does it cost?

Nothing extra in TBit: the connection is included in your account.

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How to connect Claude to your TBit agent, step by step

Connect Claude to your WhatsApp agent in TBit in two minutes with a custom connector and your TBit account, no developer mode. With video and screenshots.

Published on October 6, 20265 min read

Ask Claude about your TBit agent

When you connect Claude to TBit, you ask the AI you already use about your agent: what it knows, how it handles conversations, how they're going, and what questions it couldn't answer. You can also ask it to train your agent: it creates memories and suggests prompt improvements that you approve in the app.

You set it up once and it takes about two minutes. Here's the video and, below, each step with its screen.

Watch it in two minutes

Connect Claude to your TBit agent

What you need

A Claude account on claude.ai or in the desktop app. Paid plans have no limit; on the free plan Claude may limit your own connectors.
In Claude Team or Enterprise, your admin must allow custom connectors.
Your TBit account: the email and password you use to sign in to the platform.

Do you have to turn on developer mode?

No. TBit is a server on the internet and is added as a custom connector, without touching anything else. Claude's desktop app has a "Developer mode", but it's for servers running on your own computer; don't turn it on for TBit.

Step 1: add the connector

1. Open your account menu. Bottom left, above your name.

Claude account menu button highlighted at the bottom left. — Your account menu is at the bottom left.

2. Go to Settings.

Account menu with the Settings option highlighted. — Settings.

3. Tap Connectors. It's in the left column, under Customization.

Claude settings with Connectors highlighted. — Connectors.

4. Tap Add.

Add button in the Connectors section. — Add.

5. Choose "Add custom connector".

Add custom connector option. — Add custom connector.

6. Type the name and paste the address. Name: TBit. MCP server URL: https://api.tbit.app/mcp.

Form with the name TBit and the server address. — Name and address.

7. Tap Continue.

Continue button highlighted. — Continue.

8. Don't change anything in the authentication. Claude detects on its own that TBit uses login. Leave "Log in now" and "Register automatically" as they come.

Authentication options with Log in now detected. — Claude detects the authentication on its own.

9. Scroll down and tap Add.

Add button at the end of the form. — Add.

10. Tap Connect. It takes you to TBit so you can log in.

TBit connector with the Connect button. — Connect takes you to TBit.

Step 2: log in with your TBit account

11. Log in to TBit. With your TBit email and password, or with Apple or Google if that's how you sign in.

TBit login screen. — Log in with your TBit account.

12. Tap Allow. Claude will be able to check your agents and suggest changes. You always approve changes to the prompt.

Authorize TBit access screen with the Allow button. — Review the permissions and tap Allow.

13. Done: TBit is connected. You see the list of TBit tools. If you don't want Claude to ask for permission every time, change "Read-only tools" to Always allow.

TBit connector connected with its list of tools. — TBit connected.

Step 3: ask your agent

14. Close Settings and ask in a new chat. Mention TBit or your agent, for example: "Give me a summary of my TBit agent".

Question written in a new Claude chat. — Ask about your agent.

15. The first time, tap "Always allow". Claude asks for permission for each new tool; it may ask two or three times on the first question.

Claude asks for permission to use a TBit tool; Always allow highlighted. — Always allow.

16. Claude replies with your agent's data.

Claude's reply with the summary of agent Valentina. — The reply comes from your agent's real data.

Questions to try

Give me a summary of my TBit agent.
How are my conversations going this week?
What questions couldn't my agent answer?
Add a memory: we're closed on Sundays.

Do you use ChatGPT?

We also have the guide for ChatGPT: Connect ChatGPT to your TBit agent. And the page with all compatible clients is at tbit.app/es/mcp.