Connect Claude Code
Add Eventdoor to Claude Code with one command in a terminal, then sign in from Claude Code as yourself.
Claude Code connects to the same Eventdoor server as Claude on the web and desktop. One connection covers every Eventdoor platform you belong to, and it can only do what you can.
Add the server
Run this command in a terminal:
claude mcp add --transport http eventdoor https://mcp.eventdoor.com/eventdoor/api/v1/mcp --client-id eventdoor-assistant --callback-port 43479It registers the server under the name eventdoor. The client ID is public and has no client secret.
If the Connect an assistant card in your admin (Settings > Integrations) shows a different command, run that one instead.
Sign in
In Claude Code, run /mcp, choose eventdoor, then Authenticate. Sign in and approve access in the browser window that opens.
The sign-in page is headed "Log in": choose "Log in with Eventdoor", or sign in with Apple or Google. The consent screen reads "Claude access to your Eventdoor platforms". Claude Code never sees your password, and you stay connected without signing in again.
Why port 43479
Eventdoor's sign-in accepts Claude Code only on callback port 43479. Keep --callback-port 43479 exactly as shown: with any other port, or with the flag left out, sign-in is refused with a redirect error.
If you added the server with a different port, remove it and add it again with the command above.
Share it with your team
claude mcp add takes a --scope option: local (the default, this project for you only), user (all your projects), or project. With --scope project, Claude Code writes the server to a .mcp.json file in the project. That file holds no secret, so you can commit it, and each teammate still signs in as themselves.
claude mcp add --scope project --transport http eventdoor https://mcp.eventdoor.com/eventdoor/api/v1/mcp --client-id eventdoor-assistant --callback-port 43479Check it
claude mcp listeventdoor appears in the list once it is added.
Remove it
claude mcp remove eventdoorThis disconnects Claude Code. Logging out of Eventdoor does not. See Stay connected and disconnect.