Choose your client
Kite works with any MCP client that supports streamable HTTP and OAuth. Pick yours for its steps; most take a minute.
AntigravityGoogle's agent IDE reads its MCP servers from one file, shared by the IDE, Antigravity 2.0 and its CLI.ChatGPTChatGPT has no one-click add: its form opens and you paste the address. No form? Turn on Developer mode in Settings → Security and login.ClaudeOne click: Kite is in Claude's connector directory, on claude.ai and the Claude desktop and mobile apps.Claude CodeAdded Kite to Claude? Claude Code signed in with that account already has it: type /mcp to check. Otherwise, one command.CodexTwo commands in your terminal; the Codex app and IDE extension use the same setup.Codex appThe desktop app shares its MCP servers with the Codex CLI and IDE extension: add Kite in any of them and the others have it.CursorAdd Kite to Cursor in one click, then sign in.GitHub Copilot CLIOne command in your terminal. Needs a GitHub Copilot subscription.GrokAdd Kite as a custom connector on grok.com (any paid plan), or ask Grok Bot to add it.ManusManus connects to custom servers with a token, so it uses a Kite key instead of signing in.MuseMuse sets the connector up itself when you ask it in a chat.v0Add Kite as a custom MCP from the prompt form. Remote MCPs can add to the cost of each message.VS CodeAdd Kite to VS Code in one click, then sign in. Copilot Chat uses it in Agent mode.Other agentsAny MCP client works: Kite is a streamable HTTP server with OAuth, so most clients need only the address.