Connect Claude
Add Eventdoor to Claude on the web or desktop as a custom connector.
Connect Claude to Eventdoor, and you can ask it what's live on your platforms or have it edit the draft of a site page for you.
What it is
Each member connects their own assistant once and signs in as themselves. One connection covers every Eventdoor platform they belong to, and it can only do what they can.
Already connected an assistant for another Eventdoor platform? That connection works here too; there's nothing to add.
Before you start
- You need an Eventdoor account that is a member of at least one Eventdoor platform.
- You need Claude on the web or desktop. To use Claude Code instead, see Connect Claude Code.
Only Claude (web and desktop) and Claude Code are supported. Other assistants are refused at sign-in.
Server details
- Server URL
https://mcp.eventdoor.com/eventdoor/api/v1/mcp- Transport
- Streamable HTTP
- OAuth client ID
eventdoor-assistant
The client ID is public and has no client secret. It is the same for every Eventdoor platform.
If the Connect an assistant card in your admin (Settings > Integrations) shows a different server URL, use the values on that card.
Add the connector
In Claude, open Settings, then Connectors, and choose Add custom connector.
Name it (for example, Eventdoor), and paste the server URL from Server details above.
Under Advanced settings, paste the client ID from Server details above as the OAuth Client ID.
Claude Team and Enterprise
On a Team or Enterprise plan, an owner of your Claude organization may need to add custom connectors before members can use them. See Anthropic's article Getting started with custom connectors using remote MCP for how. The same article explains how to turn a connector on or off for one conversation from Claude's + menu.
Signing in
When you choose Connect, an Eventdoor sign-in page opens, headed "Log in". Choose "Log in with Eventdoor" to sign in with your Eventdoor email and password, or sign in with Apple or Google. The page carries Eventdoor's brand, not your platform's.
After you sign in, a consent screen reads "Claude access to your Eventdoor platforms". Approve it, and Claude acts as you.
- Claude never sees your password.
- You stay connected without signing in again. To disconnect, see Stay connected and disconnect.
Choosing a platform
One connection reaches every Eventdoor platform you belong to. Every tool except list_platforms acts on one platform, which the assistant names in a platform argument (the platform's id or host).
- If you belong to exactly one platform, there is nothing to choose.
- If you belong to several, ask "list my Eventdoor platforms", or name the platform in your request. When you don't name one, the assistant is told to choose before it acts.
Try it
Look something up
- "What's live now on my platforms?"
- "List the pages I can edit on
<platform>."
Change a page draft
- "Add a FAQ section to the home page draft. Show me a dry run first and wait for my OK."
- "Hide the sponsors section on the home page draft. Show me what will change before you save it."
Changes land only in the page's draft, and only when an organization admin has allowed assistants to make changes. A person publishes the draft in the admin. See What an assistant can do.