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Use Reyda in any app that supports remote MCP, such as Cursor, VS Code or a tool you build yourself. You add Reyda’s server URL in the app, then sign in to Reyda and approve access, just like Claude and ChatGPT. You need a Reyda account, and your organization needs a qualifying plan for the app to read data. See Who can connect.

What your app needs

  • Remote MCP servers over Streamable HTTP.
  • OAuth sign-in that sets itself up. The app registers itself with Reyda when you connect, so you don’t need to ask Reyda for a client ID.
For the technical details, see Connection details.

Connect your app

1

Open the setup guide in Reyda

Go to Settings → Integrations, open the AI assistants tab and click Connect another app on the Other AI apps card. Copy the MCP server URL.
2

Add a remote MCP server in your app

Open your app’s integrations or MCP settings, add a remote MCP server and choose Streamable HTTP.
3

Paste the server URL and choose OAuth

Leave any optional client ID and client secret fields empty. If the app asks for scopes, paste the value from Read scopes (if requested) in Reyda’s guide.
4

Sign in to Reyda and approve access

On Connect your AI assistant, check the account, organization and permissions, then click Allow read access.The app names itself, so Reyda shows Unverified name next to it, with the site it returns to. Check it’s the app you’re connecting.
5

Check the connection in Reyda

Back in the guide, click Check connection, then close the guide. Each connected app gets its own card on the AI assistants tab.
6

Use Reyda in your app

Turn on Reyda in your app and try asking which opportunities are in your pipeline.
Never paste your Reyda password or a dashboard token into an app’s settings. You only sign in to Reyda on Reyda’s own page.
Something not working? See Troubleshooting.

Tool reference

Connect your AI assistant

Manage and revoke connections

Limits

Last modified on November 7, 2026