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Use Meerlume from your AI assistant

Connect Meerlume to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any assistant that supports MCP. Then build a bot, close the shop for a holiday or check tomorrow's bookings by asking, in the chat you already use. On every plan, Free too.

Meerlume's MCP server

https://mcp.meerlume.com/mcp

Or paste this to your agent

Set up Meerlume - https://meerlume.com/setup.md

It reads the setup instructions and connects itself, or tells you the one step that is yours.

Connect your assistant

Every route ends the same way: you sign in to Meerlume and choose Allow. There is no key to copy. The guide walks through each one.

  • Claude

    On claude.ai and in the Claude apps, on every Claude plan. Free allows one custom connector.

    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.

  • ChatGPT

    Uses developer mode. Which ChatGPT plans have it, and whether it can make changes there, is up to OpenAI.

    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.

  • Cursor

    Adds Meerlume to Cursor's MCP servers.

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

  • VS Code

    For Copilot's agent mode.

    Add to VS Code
    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.

  • Claude Code

    Run it in a terminal, or paste it into any Claude Code session and Claude runs it for you.

    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.

  • Codex

    Run it in a terminal, or paste it into a Codex session. The ChatGPT desktop app and the Codex IDE extension share it.

    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.

  • Gemini CLI

    Run it in a terminal, or paste it into a Gemini CLI session.

    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.

  • Any other assistant

    Anything that supports remote MCP servers: Windsurf, Antigravity, Zed and more.

    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.

Then just ask

In your own words and your own language.

  • “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.”

What it can do

Most of what Lume, the assistant built into your Meerlume dashboard, can do, and no more. Your assistant asks to read, or to read and change, and the page where you choose Allow says which.

Look up

  • Your account, plan and usage
  • Bots, and the channels each one is on
  • Conversations and contacts. What customers wrote only once you switch on Read what customers wrote in Settings
  • Bookings, services, staff and opening hours
  • Notification and integration settings
  • Meerlume's guides

Change

  • Build a bot from a description, or change what one says and asks
  • Set up services, staff, opening hours, closed days and special hours
  • Publish or unpublish a bot
  • Add website chat and set how it looks
  • Choose your notifications
  • Give you a link to connect WhatsApp, Telegram, Messenger, Instagram, Stripe, Slack or Notion, which you finish in Meerlume

Can't

  • Delete a bot or your account
  • Message your customers
  • Change your plan or billing
  • Sign in to Meta, Telegram, Stripe, Slack or Notion for you

Common questions

Rather do it in Meerlume itself? Ask Lume

Which plans include it?
Every plan, Free too. It does not use your Lume messages: what your assistant can do is limited by your plan, the same as in the dashboard.
Do I need an API key?
No. Your assistant sends you to Meerlume to sign in, you choose Allow, and that is all. There is nothing to copy or keep safe.
Which workspace does it use?
Your own: the workspace your bots are in.
Will it change things without asking?
Meerlume makes a change only when your assistant asks it to, and most assistants ask you first. A change to what a bot says stays unpublished until you publish it; opening hours, closed days and services change straight away.
Who sees my data?
What your assistant looks up in Meerlume is passed to it, and so to the company that runs it, under your own terms with them. Meerlume sends your assistant only what it looks up.
How do I disconnect it?
In Meerlume, open Settings and choose Disconnect next to it under Connected apps. It loses access straight away.