Use Meerlume from your AI assistant

• A Meerlume account. You sign in to it while connecting, so make one first if you have none.
• An assistant that supports remote MCP servers: Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code, Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and many others do.
• The server's address: https://mcp.meerlume.com/mcp. There is no API key: you sign in instead.

1. Open Customize, then Connectors.
2. Choose + Add, then Add custom connector.
3. Name it Meerlume, paste https://mcp.meerlume.com/mcp as the URL, choose Continue, then Add.
4. Choose Connect, sign in to Meerlume and choose Allow. On Team and Enterprise, an owner adds it under Organization settings, Connectors, and each person connects it from Customize, Connectors.

1. Open Settings, then Apps & Connectors, then Advanced settings, and turn on Developer mode.
2. Back in Apps & Connectors, choose Create.
3. Name it Meerlume, paste https://mcp.meerlume.com/mcp as the URL and choose OAuth.
4. Tick I trust this application, choose Create, sign in to Meerlume and choose Allow.

1. Choose Add to Cursor and confirm in Cursor.
2. When Cursor asks, sign in to Meerlume and choose Allow.

The Add to Cursor button is on the Use Meerlume from your AI assistant page.

1. Choose Add to VS Code and confirm the install.
2. Start the server when VS Code offers to, sign in to Meerlume and choose Allow.

The Add to VS Code button is on the Use Meerlume from your AI assistant page.

The command: claude mcp add --transport http meerlume --scope user https://mcp.meerlume.com/mcp

1. Add it with the command. --scope user makes it available in every project.
2. Type /mcp, choose meerlume and sign in to Meerlume. From a terminal: claude mcp login meerlume.

The command: codex mcp add meerlume --url https://mcp.meerlume.com/mcp

1. Add it with the command.
2. Run codex mcp login meerlume and sign in to Meerlume.

The command: gemini mcp add --transport http -s user meerlume https://mcp.meerlume.com/mcp

1. Add it with the command. -s user makes it available in every project.
2. Type /mcp auth meerlume and sign in to Meerlume.

1. Add a remote (HTTP) MCP server with the URL https://mcp.meerlume.com/mcp. In a JSON settings file that is "meerlume": { "url": "https://mcp.meerlume.com/mcp" } under mcpServers; Windsurf and Antigravity call the field serverUrl.
2. Sign in to Meerlume when it asks, and choose Allow. There is no key to copy.

Ask in your own words and your own language. A few to start with:

• “Build a bot for my barbershop: haircuts take 30 minutes and cost €25, beard trims 15 minutes and €12, and we're open Tuesday to Saturday, 10 to 7.”
• “What bookings do I have tomorrow?”
• “Close the shop from 24 to 26 December.”
• “Make the welcome message friendlier, then publish the bot.”
• “Show me this week's new enquiries.”
• “I want to take bookings on WhatsApp too.”

Your assistant can look up your account, bots, conversations, contacts, bookings and settings. It can build a bot or change what one says, set up services, staff and opening hours, publish or unpublish, add website chat and choose your notifications. It cannot delete a bot or your account, message your customers or change your plan.

• The page where you choose Allow names the assistant and whether it asks to read only, or to read and change.
• It works in your own workspace, the one your bots are in.
• Reading what customers wrote in a conversation is off until you switch on Read what customers wrote in Settings. Without it, your assistant sees who wrote and when, not the messages.
• A change to what a bot says is saved as unpublished changes. Customers see nothing new until you publish.
• What your assistant looks up is passed to it, and so to the company that runs it, under your own terms with them.