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Connect your AI to Profusia

Profusia is a standard MCP server. Your assistant connects once, as a custom connector, and can then publish documents, pages and dashboards straight into your workspace. The URL it needs is your workspace's own address followed by /mcp. If a directory lists https://profusia.ai/mcp instead, that works too: it asks which workspace you mean, and you approve on that workspace's own address.

Before you start

  • A Profusia workspace. Workspaces are set up by hand for now (no workspace yet?).
  • Your own account in that workspace, any role. The assistant acts as you: it can do what your role allows and see what you can see, and nothing more.
  • Claude, on any plan. Claude is the recommended assistant; ChatGPT has not been tested end to end yet (before you start).

Claude

Profusia connects to Claude as a custom connector. You need a Profusia workspace first and your own account in it, with any role. Each person connects their own Claude, and it acts as you: it can do what your role lets you do and see what you can see, and nothing more. In Claude, go to Customize → Connectors, choose + Add, then Add custom connector, and give it your workspace's MCP URL: your workspace's address followed by /mcp, for example https://yourteam.profusia.ai/mcp. On a Claude Team or Enterprise plan, an owner of your Claude organization adds it under Organization settings → Connectors, and each person then connects it from Customize → Connectors. Claude's free plan allows one custom connector. Claude then opens Profusia's approval page on your workspace's own address. Sign in and choose Allow (Profusia uses standard OAuth). Approve only a connection you started yourself. Once it is connected, ask Claude to publish something: "publish this as a page in Profusia" works. Personal settings › Assistants lists what is connected as you, and disconnects it. If you cannot sign in, the approval page also takes a workspace access key, which a workspace owner can issue. A key connects as the whole workspace rather than as a person, so keep it for automation.

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ChatGPT

ChatGPT speaks the same open standard (MCP), so there is nothing extra to set up on Profusia's side. ChatGPT has not yet been tested end to end with Profusia, though. Claude is the recommended way to connect for now. To try it, follow OpenAI's current steps (read from its developer documentation on 11 November 2026): open chatgpt.com/plugins, press the plus button and choose "Add custom MCP server". Give it a name, enter your workspace's MCP URL (your workspace's address followed by /mcp), and choose OAuth when it asks how to authenticate. ChatGPT cannot use a workspace access key. You approve the connection on your workspace's own address, as with Claude: any member can, and it acts as you, with your role and what you can see. Whether you see that option depends on your ChatGPT plan and, in a company account, on what your administrator allows; OpenAI sets those rules and changes them, so check OpenAI's own help if it is missing. ChatGPT asks you to confirm before your assistant changes anything in Profusia. Claude users on every plan can add a custom connector.

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Any other MCP client

MCP is an open standard, so any client that speaks it gets the same tools. Point it at your workspace's /mcp address; it can authenticate with OAuth (the standard connector flow) or a workspace access key. Working from code, such as Claude Code, an agent framework or a script? The same address and credentials apply. The working guide below covers the rest.

The working guide for your assistant · as plain Markdown

What to ask for once you are connected

Plain requests work. Here are five, with what happens and the tools Claude uses:

You say “Publish this proposal to Profusia, in the Client Work folder.”

Claude publishes it as a page in your workspace and hands you a link to it. The page is private: only people in your workspace can open it until you ask for a share link. Publishing again under the same name keeps the old version.

publish_file

You say “Give me a link to the Q3 report I can send to Acme. Make it expire in 14 days.”

Claude makes a share link named for Acme that expires after 14 days. You can revoke that one link later without affecting anyone else's. Like any link, it opens for whoever holds it, so if Acme forwards it, it works for the next person too. Give Claude a password and the link asks for it before the report opens.

get_share_link revoke_share_link

You say “Make a status page for the Northwind project from this table, and keep it current every weekday morning.”

Claude publishes the page with a small table of data behind it. For the schedule, Claude can set up a Routine, a scheduled run in Claude, that refreshes the table each morning. The page keeps its address, so every link you already sent shows the new numbers.

publish_from_template create_dataset bind_file update_dataset

You say “Start a project for the website relaunch, with steps for content, design and launch.”

Claude creates the project and its cards, and it opens in Projects as a list or a board. Later, “move design to In progress” changes a card's status, and “where does the relaunch stand?” reads the whole project back.

create_plan update_step get_plans

You say “What changed in my workspace this week?”

Claude reads back what was published, updated and discussed over the last seven days, newest first, so a new conversation starts from where the work is.

whats_new

No workspace yet?

New workspaces are set up by a person for now. If you'd like one, write to hello@profusia.ai and tell us what your assistant makes for you. To look around first: the template gallery shows working examples with sample data, the guides walk through the product, and the help page covers the rest. None of it needs an account.

Template gallery · Guides · Help