Build with AI

Your AI, building in livehuddle

Connect the AI tool you already use, then ask it for a stand-up, a retro or a workshop. It lands in your account, ready to run together. Set up takes about a minute.

Your AI tool needs one address:

https://livehuddle-mcp-staging.liveworkspace-easing509.workers.dev/mcp

Pick your AI tool How it works

Works with Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf and any MCP client. Free, with a free account you can make while you connect.

How it works

Three steps, about a minute

One address, one approval, then you just ask. There is nothing to install or run on your computer.

Step 1
Add livehuddle
Paste the address into your AI tool, or click once in Cursor and VS Code.
Step 2
Approve
A livehuddle page opens. Sign in or create a free account, check where access goes, and choose Connect.
Step 3
Ask
Ask for a stand-up, a retro or a workshop. It lands in your account, ready to edit and share.

Connect

Pick your AI tool

Step-by-step for the tools people use most. Choose yours, follow the steps, and approve when livehuddle asks.

Connect Claude

On the web and the desktop app

Open Settings, then Connectors, in Claude.
Open Claude connectors (opens in a new tab)
2
Choose Add custom connector, name it livehuddle and paste the address as its URL.
URL
```
https://livehuddle-mcp-staging.liveworkspace-easing509.workers.dev/mcp
```
Choose Connect, then approve on the livehuddle page that opens.

A connector you add on the web shows up in Claude Desktop too. On a Team or Enterprise plan, an owner may need to add it first.

Connected? Try a prompt

Connect ChatGPT

Connectors in developer mode

In ChatGPT, open Settings, then Apps & Connectors, then Advanced settings, and switch on Developer mode.
Open ChatGPT settings (opens in a new tab)
2
Choose Create, name it livehuddle, paste the address as the MCP server URL and pick OAuth.
URL
```
https://livehuddle-mcp-staging.liveworkspace-easing509.workers.dev/mcp
```
Approve on the livehuddle page that opens, then pick livehuddle from the tools menu in a new chat.

Developer mode depends on your ChatGPT plan, and OpenAI moves its menus now and then: look for custom connectors in Settings.

Connected? Try a prompt

Connect Claude Code

One command in your terminal

Add livehuddle for every project:

Terminal

claude mcp add --transport http --scope user livehuddle https://livehuddle-mcp-staging.liveworkspace-easing509.workers.dev/mcp

2
In a Claude Code session, run /mcp, choose livehuddle and Authenticate. Approve in the browser.
In Claude Code
```
/mcp
```

Working in a repository? The livehuddle CLI is another way in, on the same account.

Connected? Try a prompt

Connect Codex

OpenAI's coding agent

Add the server:

Terminal

codex mcp add livehuddle --url https://livehuddle-mcp-staging.liveworkspace-easing509.workers.dev/mcp

2
Sign in, and approve in the browser:
Terminal
```
codex mcp login livehuddle
```

Prefer config files? Add [mcp_servers.livehuddle] with url = "https://livehuddle-mcp-staging.liveworkspace-easing509.workers.dev/mcp" to ~/.codex/config.toml.

Connected? Try a prompt

Connect Gemini CLI

Google's agent in your terminal

Add the server:

Terminal

gemini mcp add --transport http livehuddle https://livehuddle-mcp-staging.liveworkspace-easing509.workers.dev/mcp

2
In Gemini CLI, sign in and approve in the browser:
In Gemini CLI
```
/mcp auth livehuddle
```

Connected? Try a prompt

Connect Cursor

One click, or one line of config

Add livehuddle to Cursor in one click:
Add to Cursor

Or add it by hand to ~/.cursor/mcp.json:

mcp.json

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "livehuddle": {
      "url": "https://livehuddle-mcp-staging.liveworkspace-easing509.workers.dev/mcp"
    }
  }
}

In Cursor’s MCP settings, choose to sign in to livehuddle, then approve in the browser.

Connected? Try a prompt

Connect VS Code

GitHub Copilot’s agent mode

Add livehuddle to VS Code in one click:
Add to VS Code

Or add it by hand to .vscode/mcp.json:

json

{
  "servers": {
    "livehuddle": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://livehuddle-mcp-staging.liveworkspace-easing509.workers.dev/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Start the server when VS Code asks, allow the sign-in, and use it from Copilot Chat in agent mode.

Connected? Try a prompt

Connect Windsurf

Cascade’s MCP config

In Cascade, open the MCP settings and choose to view the raw config (mcp_config.json).

Add livehuddle to it:

json

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "livehuddle": {
      "serverUrl": "https://livehuddle-mcp-staging.liveworkspace-easing509.workers.dev/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Refresh the servers, then sign in to livehuddle and approve in the browser.

Connected? Try a prompt

Connect Any client

Anything that speaks remote MCP

1
Add a remote MCP server (HTTP, sometimes called Streamable HTTP) with this address:
URL
```
https://livehuddle-mcp-staging.liveworkspace-easing509.workers.dev/mcp
```
If the tool can sign in to servers (OAuth), it finds livehuddle’s sign-in by itself: there is no client id or secret to enter.
3
If it can’t, create an API token in livehuddle’s Settings, under Account, API Tokens, and send it as a header:
Header
```
Authorization: Bearer lwt_…
```

Connected? Try a prompt

Try it

Your first prompts

Connected? Paste one of these into your AI tool, or ask in your own words. Mentioning livehuddle helps it pick the right tool.

Set up a stand-up
“Make a livehuddle Space for our daily stand-up: an agenda with yesterday, today and blockers, a timer, and a sticky for each person on the team.”
Run a retro
“Set up a livehuddle retrospective for our sprint, with what went well, what to improve and actions, and share a participant link so the team can add their notes.”
Plan a workshop
“Create a livehuddle Space for a two-hour planning workshop: an agenda with times, a brainstorm board, a dot vote on the ideas and a decision record.”
Brainstorm an offsite
“Make a livehuddle lean coffee board for ideas for our team offsite, with starter stickies for the venue, the agenda, the budget and the activities.”
Open a team office
“Make a livehuddle virtual office for a team of eight, with a desk each, a meeting room and a coffee corner, and share a link I can send the team.”
Find and improve
“Find my livehuddle Space for our onboarding session, show it to me, and suggest three ways to make it clearer. Make the changes once I agree.”

What it can do

Everything you make in livehuddle

Your AI gets the same building blocks you have in the editor, and everything it makes is yours to change.

Sessions from a sentence
Stand-ups, workshops, offices and processes. Your AI names the boxes and links; livehuddle lays them out. Mermaid works too.
Boards and templates
Retros, agendas, lean coffee, quizzes and more from the template library, filled in with your own content.
Tidy up
Renames Spaces, moves the ones you no longer need to the Trash, and restores them again if you change your mind.
Find and read
Searches your Spaces and your teams’, and reads any tab back as an outline and a picture.
Share links
Turns a Space into a link for your team, as a Participant link unless you ask for another role.
Live, and undoable
Changes land on an open Space as they happen, outlined so you can see them, with Undo one click away. Your agent shows as its own avatar on the tab it is working on.

In your control

Safe to connect

Connecting needs a free livehuddle account, so your AI's work is saved to you. The space itself never needs one.

Create a free account Read the full guide

You approve every connection
The approval page says exactly which site the access goes to. Nothing connects until you choose Connect.
Read-only, if you prefer
Switch on Read-only access and the AI can find and read your documents, but never change them. Our server enforces it.
Revoke it any time
Each connection is an API token named after the tool, in Settings › Account › API Tokens, and lasts six months. Revoke it and access stops at once.
Your AI does the thinking
livehuddle runs no AI model of its own here. It checks, lays out and saves what your tool asks for.

If it doesn't connect

The page says the request has expired

A connection request lasts ten minutes. Start the connection again from your AI tool.

It says I have reached my limit of API tokens

You can have ten unexpired tokens. Revoke one in Settings › Account › API Tokens, then connect again.

My tool keeps asking me to sign in

The token it held may have expired (they last six months) or been revoked. Remove the connection in your tool and add it again.

Still stuck? The Connecting AI Tools guide covers every tool in more depth, or get in touch.

Your AI, building in livehuddle

Three steps, about a minute

Add livehuddle

Approve

Ask

Pick your AI tool

Connect Claude

Connect ChatGPT

Connect Claude Code

Connect Codex

Connect Gemini CLI

Connect Cursor

Connect VS Code

Connect Windsurf

Connect Any client

Your first prompts

Set up a stand-up

Run a retro

Plan a workshop

Brainstorm an offsite

Open a team office

Find and improve

Everything you make in livehuddle

Sessions from a sentence

Boards and templates

Tidy up

Find and read

Share links

Live, and undoable

Safe to connect

You approve every connection

Read-only, if you prefer

Revoke it any time

Your AI does the thinking

If it doesn't connect