Floot MCP Connector
The Floot connector lets Claude and ChatGPT create, edit, and publish full-stack Floot apps — with a real database, authentication, and email — without leaving your AI chat. It runs on your existing Claude or ChatGPT subscription, not Floot credits, so you can go from a design conversation straight to a live app. It connects over the Model Context Protocol (MCP), the open standard for giving AI assistants access to tools.
A connected client acts with your Floot account. Please read this first.
Any Floot account works — free or paid.
A Pro, Max, Team, or Enterprise plan to add a custom connector.
A plan with connectors / developer mode available.
Add Floot as a custom connector by pasting the server URL. Pick your client below.
In Claude, open Settings → Customize → Connectors.
Pro, Max, Team, or Enterprise plan required to add a custom connector.
Click + and choose Add custom connector.
Paste the Floot server URL https://mcp.floot.com/mcp and click Add.
Claude opens a browser window — sign in to Floot to authorize the connection.
Floot uses OAuth 2.0 — your Floot credentials are never shared with Claude.
In any chat, click + → Connectors and enable Floot.
No @-mention needed — simply mentioning Floot in your message is enough.
Once connected, your AI assistant can use these tools on your behalf.
Create projects, read and edit files, search the codebase, and manage dependencies.
Provision Postgres, run SQL, inspect the schema, and query your app’s data.
Get a live preview URL, publish to a public URL, and check publish status.
Read logs, run type checks and tests, and inspect the running app in the browser.
Generate images and upload files into a project.
Built-in guides teach the assistant Floot’s design system and primitives for higher-quality output.
Replace xxx with your project’s name. On ChatGPT, start your message with @Floot to reach the connector; on Claude, just mentioning Floot is enough.
Make sure the URL ends in /mcp — the full address is https://mcp.floot.com/mcp. The root domain will not connect correctly.
Confirm you finished the Floot sign-in step, and that the connector is enabled for the current chat (Claude: + → Connectors). If needed, remove and re-add the connector to re-authorize.
No — the AI work runs on your own Claude or ChatGPT subscription, so building and editing don’t spend Floot credits. The one exception is image generation, which uses a small amount of credits. (Limits for free accounts are still being finalized.)
Any MCP-compatible client. We show setup steps for Claude and ChatGPT above, but the connector works with any client that supports remote MCP servers (Cursor, VS Code, and others) — just point it at the server URL.
The connector is in beta. Tool names, parameters, and behavior may change while we iterate.