Run Claude Code on your connect0 core

Point any MCP agent — here, Claude Code — at your connect0 core and let it run shell commands in an isolated sandbox on your data.

1. Register the MCP server

claude mcp add --transport http connect0 https://mcp.connect0.ai

Claude Code stores the registration in its config and uses it on the next /mcp prompt.

2. Sign in

In Claude Code, run /mcp. Claude Code opens a browser, you complete the OAuth dance against auth.connect0.ai, and the credentials are saved. The handshake happens once per machine.

3. Run shell commands

Talk to the agent normally:

"Run pnpm install in my demo project."

Claude Code calls info to find your account + project slugs, then sh with the command. Output streams back. Workspace state — anything written to /workspace — persists between calls.

What can go wrong

• No accounts yet? info will report next_step: "account.create". Tell the agent "create an account called Acme" and it'll call the right tool.
• No projects yet? Same pattern — next_step: "project.create".
• Egress blocked? Default is restricted. From /app/<account>/projects/<project> you can flip egress to open if you need apt-get install to reach the public internet.

Next steps

• Set up Cursor — same backend, different client.
• Manage projects in the dashboard.

Where this fits

This is the Run your agents pillar of connect0 — the core that connects everything your company runs on. Claude Code becomes an agent running on the core: it calls sh in an isolated per-project sandbox and acts on the workspace connect0 keeps for you. Start building → · All guides →