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🔌 Connect Clipify.us to Your AI Tools

Last updated on Oct 13, 2026

Find it in: Dashboard > Settings > Connected AI apps · Setup time: about 5 minutes

You can manage Clipify.us from an AI app: find clips, build playlists, customize overlays, create galleries and manage supported runner settings through a conversation.

You do not need an API key. Your AI app opens Clipify.us so you can sign in, choose the creators it may access and approve its permissions. Your usual Clipify plan limits still apply.

🧩 Official ChatGPT plugin — coming soon

We are currently working on getting the official Clipify.us plugin approved by OpenAI. The direct installation link will appear here once it is available.

When the plugin is published:

  1. Open the Clipify.us plugin link here, or search for Clipify.us in ChatGPT's plugin directory.
  2. Select Install, then Connect when prompted.
  3. Sign in to Clipify.us and approve the creators and permissions you want to allow.
  4. Start a conversation, type @, and choose Clipify.us.

Until the official listing is available, use the manual setup below. It connects to the same Clipify.us MCP server.

🔌 Connection details

  • Name: Clipify.us

  • Server URL: https://clipify.us/mcp

  • Connection type: Streamable HTTP (sometimes called HTTP)

  • Authentication: OAuth

Leave API key, custom headers and manually supplied client ID or client secret fields empty. Use automatic OAuth setup when offered. If your app only supports API keys and cannot open an OAuth sign-in flow, these instructions do not apply to that app.

You can connect manually without waiting for Clipify.us to appear in an app directory. The available menus can differ by your AI app version, plan and workspace permissions.

🤖 ChatGPT

  1. Open ChatGPT on the web and go to Plugins.

  2. Select the plus button, then Add custom MCP server.

  3. Enter Clipify.us as the name and https://clipify.us/mcp as the server URL.

  4. Choose OAuth authentication. Use automatic registration or the supported published client identity option instead of entering your own credentials.

  5. Review the connection notice and select Create as a plugin.

  6. Install the resulting plugin and connect your Clipify.us account. On Clipify's authorization page, select the creator and permissions you want to allow.

  7. Start a conversation, type @, and select Clipify.us.

If you cannot add custom MCP servers, check your account's available features and workspace permissions. You do not need to upload a ZIP for this URL-based setup.

Official ChatGPT setup instructions

💬 Claude

  1. Open Customize > Connectors.

  2. Select + Add > Add custom connector.

  3. Enter Clipify.us and https://clipify.us/mcp.

  4. Keep the detected OAuth authentication. If asked how Claude should identify itself, use its published identity or automatic registration. Do not add request headers or your own API key.

  5. Add the connector and choose Connect or Sign in now.

  6. Sign in to Clipify.us and approve your chosen creators and permissions.

  7. Enable Clipify.us for the conversation using the + > Connectors menu.

For managed Team or Enterprise accounts, an owner or administrator may need to add the connector first. Each user then connects their own Clipify.us account.

Official Claude setup instructions

💻 Codex

In the Codex CLI, run:

codex mcp add clipify --url https://clipify.us/mcp
codex mcp login clipify

If adding the server already starts sign-in, complete that flow; the second command is only needed if authentication is still required. Approve access in your browser, then use /mcp in Codex to check the connection.

In the Codex IDE extension, open MCP servers > Add server, choose Streamable HTTP, enter the URL and select Authenticate when prompted.

Official Codex setup instructions

🧑‍💻 Claude Code

Run:

claude mcp add --transport http --scope user clipify https://clipify.us/mcp

Open Claude Code, run /mcp, select Clipify and follow the browser authentication flow. The user scope makes the connection available across your projects.

Official Claude Code setup instructions

✨ Try your first request

Start with something simple:

Use Clipify.us to show my creators and list my overlays.

Then try:

Create a playlist called Minecraft highlights using my Minecraft clips between 10 and 40 seconds long.

Or:

Create a new overlay using that playlist and make its background bright red.

The AI app may ask you to confirm changes. Review those confirmations before approving them. Actions also depend on the permissions you selected and your creator's plan.

🔒 Choose permissions and disconnect

The Clipify.us authorization page controls which creators and actions the connection can use. Choose read-only access if you only want the AI app to inspect your setup, or allow the editing actions you need.

To stop an app's access, open Dashboard > Settings, find Connected AI apps and choose Disconnect for that connection. You can also remove the connector from your AI app.

🛠️ Troubleshooting

  • The app asks for an API key: Check that you selected a remote HTTP MCP connection with OAuth. Clipify.us does not require you to generate a key for this flow.

  • No creators appear: Make sure you signed in to the correct Clipify.us account and approved the creator you want to manage.

  • An action is denied: Check the connection's permissions, your workspace access and your creator's plan. Reconnect if you need to approve different permissions.

  • New tools or descriptions are missing: Refresh the connection's tools in your AI app, then start a new conversation. Reconnect if your app does not offer a refresh option.

  • The authorization request expired: Start the connection again from your AI app rather than reusing an old authorization link.

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