EveryAppEveryApp

Use your apps from Claude or ChatGPT

Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code or Cursor to your Gateway once, and they can use every app you can open.

Your Gateway has one address for AI assistants, and it covers all your apps:

https://apps.yourcompany.com/mcp

Connect it once. The assistant signs in to your Gateway as you, asks which apps it may use, and from then on it can read and change things in those apps the way you can. An app only offers what its builder made available, and nothing that deletes data.

Your Gateway can also offer assistants tools that come from somewhere else, as an MCP app: a built-in one like DataForSEO (pnpm everyapp mcp on dataforseo), or any remote MCP server by its URL (pnpm everyapp mcp add https://…, or in the Gateway, Manage workspace → Apps → Add app → Add an MCP server). Either way the server's key stays on the Gateway, never in your assistant, and the app shows under "MCP apps" on the home page, where its card says how to use it.

Claude and ChatGPT

In Claude (claude.ai or the desktop app) or ChatGPT, add a custom connector and paste the address above. Your Gateway's sign-in page opens: sign in, choose the apps and whether the assistant may change things or only read, and allow it.

Claude Code

In a terminal, run:

claude mcp add --transport http everyapp https://apps.yourcompany.com/mcp

Then type /mcp in Claude Code, choose everyapp and Authenticate. Allow it in the page that opens.

Cursor and other tools

Add an MCP server with the address above. Tools that can't sign in on their own take a personal access token instead. An owner or admin makes one for you: in the Gateway, open Manage workspace, then Tokens, select New token, and give the token to the tool as the Authorization: Bearer header. A new token reads only, for one app where there is one, and lasts 30 days; pick Read & write or Full access and a longer expiry only when the tool needs them.

Also worth connecting

If you run the Gateway, Cloudflare's own MCP server lets your assistant read the account it runs in: DNS, Workers, Access, logs and the bill. It acts as you on your whole Cloudflare account, so add it to your own tools, not to a project file others share. Pick Minimal when it asks what to allow. Let it read; building and deploying stay with everyapp.

claude mcp add --transport http cloudflare https://mcp.cloudflare.com/mcp

In Claude, add it as a custom connector with that address.

Disconnect

In the account menu at the bottom of the Gateway's sidebar, open AI connections to see every connection and revoke one. Deactivating a person disconnects all of theirs.

This works behind Cloudflare Access too. For how tools, sign-in and tokens work underneath, ask your agent or see the agent docs.

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