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Superflow works with Claude as a custom connector. You paste the server URL, sign in to Superflow, and approve the scopes. Nothing to install, and no waiting on a review or an admin — you can do it right now.

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claude.ai

Custom connectors are available on Claude Pro and Max, and on Team and Enterprise where an admin has enabled connectors. Free plans can’t add remote connectors — use the demo endpoint instead.
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Open connector settings

In claude.ai, go to Settings, then Connectors.
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Add a custom connector

Click Add custom connector and paste the Superflow server URL:
3

Sign in to Superflow

Claude opens the Superflow sign-in page. Sign in and pick the workspace you want Claude to work in.
4

Approve the scopes

Review the permissions on the Superflow consent screen and approve. Claude can now use the Superflow tools in any conversation.
Ask Claude something like “list my Superflow projects” to confirm the connection is live.

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Claude Code

Add the server from your terminal:
The first time a Superflow tool is used, Claude Code prompts you to sign in and approve scopes in your browser. Run /mcp inside Claude Code to check connection status or re-authenticate.

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Claude API

Pass the server in the mcp_servers block of your request:
Two things to note:
  • The MCP connector is behind a beta header. Check the current header value in Anthropic’s MCP connector documentation before you send the request.
  • The API can’t run an interactive sign-in. There’s no browser in the loop, so you supply a token yourself in authorization_token rather than going through the OAuth prompt. Generate one from the MCP settings in your Superflow dashboard.

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Managing the connection

Open Settings, then Connectors in claude.ai to see Superflow’s granted scopes, reconnect it, or remove it. Removing the connector revokes Claude’s access immediately; comments and agent runs it created stay in your workspace.