Guide 06

Connect other AI clients

Use the supplied setup guidance for Codex, Cursor, VS Code and other clients.

Last reviewed:

Choose the correct guide

After signing in, use the client cards in Connections to check available setup paths and requirements. These include development tools such as Codex, Cursor and VS Code. A listed card does not mean every client version and plan supports every feature. Read any availability or unverified-connection notes.

Step by step

  1. Check that weclapp is connected.
  2. Select your Live or Demo system in Connections.
  3. Choose the exact client you use. Apply the displayed configuration in that client's designated settings.
  4. Complete sign-in and the consent screen using your own account.
  5. Start a new session and ask for a read-only connection and identity check.

Do not copy a configuration from another workspace. A weclapp API token is not a substitute for the required MCP sign-in.

If you installed a plugin

A plugin may include skills and a connection together. First check what is actually installed and signed in. Avoid duplicate entries for the same access. Do not remove a working connection as a precaution.

If sign-in is unavailable

Read your client card and its linked vendor guide. Some organization accounts require administrator approval. Do not change the transport protocol or system URL based on a guess.

Continue with first questions, skills or troubleshooting.

Download this guide as text ↓

Read with your AI assistant

Give your assistant the public guide or download its text. You never need to share an API token in the chat.

All guides as text ↗Guide index for AI assistants ↗

Open the platform

To change your setup or connect weclapp, sign in to the platform. You can read all of these guides without an account.

Open the platform ↗