Opsiverse
Connections

Connect your AI

Point Claude, Cowork, or any MCP client at your universe — one click, or one command.

Opsiverse is an MCP server. Connect it to an AI client and that client can read and act on your universe — deals, records, contacts, campaigns, and your inbox — using only the permissions you grant.

There are two ways in. Pick the one that matches your tool.

Option A — Cowork or claude.ai (one click)

No key to copy. You approve access on a screen, and a key is minted for you automatically.

  1. Open your client’s connectors (Cowork: Add custom connector; claude.ai: Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector).
  2. Paste this as the server URL:
https://xlgtvpxfjuafeajuqsnp.supabase.co/functions/v1/mcp
  1. Click Connect. You’ll land on an Opsiverse Allow access screen — sign in if asked, review what’s being granted, and click Allow.
  2. Done. The client is connected and the tools are available.

That’s it — no token, no config file.

Option B — Claude Code (one command)

  1. Mint a key on the Developers page (pick the permissions you want, then Generate key — copy it once).
  2. Paste this into your terminal, swapping in your key:
claude mcp add --transport http opsiverse https://xlgtvpxfjuafeajuqsnp.supabase.co/functions/v1/mcp --header "Authorization: Bearer opsv_your_key_here"

The Developers page shows this exact command already filled in with your fresh key — copy it straight from there.

What the AI can do

Every tool is scoped to what your key (or the OAuth grant) allows — nothing more.

  • Universe & CRM — read your businesses, create and update deals and app records.
  • Email — list and create contacts and lists, build campaigns, and send them.
  • Inbox — list and read threads, send and reply, save drafts, and star / archive / trash — mirrored to your real Gmail or Outlook.
  • Workflows — build automations in OpFlow.

Sending email always runs through your own connected provider or mailbox, the same as it does inside the app.

Revoke any time

Every connection is a key. Open Developers, find the key, and click Revoke — the client stops working immediately.