> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://developers.madkudu.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://developers.madkudu.com/madkudu-mcp/install-in-ai-platforms-in-2min/claude-anthropic.md).

# Claude (Anthropic)

Connect MadKudu to your Claude

[**Claude**](https://claude.ai/) is an AI assistant developed by Anthropic, designed for helpful, honest, and harmless conversations.\
Teams use Claude to build copilots, agents, and automation layers — and with MadKudu integrated, those agents can reason with your prospect data, personalize responses, and prioritize accounts more intelligently with the context they need.&#x20;

## Pre-requisite&#x20;

You'll need your API key. Refer to [this article](/getting-started/quickstart.md) to get your API key.&#x20;

## You are on a Claude Paid plan&#x20;

1. Go to your [Claude Integrations settings](https://claude.ai/settings/integrations) and follow the official [Claude documentation](https://support.anthropic.com/en/articles/11175166-about-custom-integrations-using-remote-mcp) to add MadKudu as a custom integration. &#x20;
2. Use the following remote MCP server URL (don't forget to replace the API key):

```
https://mcp.madkudu.com/YOUR_API_KEY/sse
```

:warning: Even though Claude complains about an authentication error, the MCP will work properly.

3. Verify Integration by asking Claude: "What tools do you have available from MadKudu?"

You can now use MadKudu MCP in Claude Web, Desktop, Mobile Web.&#x20;

## You are on a Claude Free plan&#x20;

You can use MadKudu MCP only in Claude Desktop.&#x20;

1. **Download** [**MCPs for Humans**](https://mcpsforhumans.com/download) (it will allow you to install MadKudu as easily as you had a Claude paid plan, no code or black magic required)&#x20;
2. Once installed, **open MCPs for Humans** from your apps
3. Click **Add a MCP Server** and select **MadKudu**&#x20;
4. Enter your MadKudu API key (Refer to [this article](/getting-started/quickstart.md) to get your API key. )
5. Click **Add Server**

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6. Close MCPs for Humans, and **restart** your Claude Desktop (quit and reopen)

:warning: Even though Claude shows you an error, the MCP should work properly. (Claude is just grumpy these days)

In a new Claude chat, you should now see MadKudu in the tool list. Try a prompt like "Get account details about Walmart"&#x20;

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