Connect Claude to Ultimo Bots

Add Ultimo Bots once as a custom connector and it works in claude.ai, Claude Desktop and Cowork. Claude Code has its own one-line command. Then you run your AI agents from Claude in plain language.

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claude.ai, Claude Desktop and Cowork

Claude keeps connectors on your account, so one connector covers all three. Anthropic offers custom connectors on every plan, and Free allows one. On Free, Pro, Max and Ultra you add the connector yourself. On Team and Enterprise an owner adds it first; see below.

  1. Open Connectors

    In Claude, go to Customize → Connectors, click + Add and choose Add custom connector.

  2. Enter the server

    Name it Ultimo Bots, enter the URL below and click Continue. Review the detected settings and click Continue again.

    https://mcp.ultimo-bots.com/mcp
  3. Choose the sign-in

    Under Authentication choose Sign in now. Under OAuth client choose Register automatically. Add no request headers, then click Add.

  4. Approve on the consent page

    A browser tab opens in the Ultimo Bots portal. Sign in, and the page Connect an AI assistant opens. Choose the Workspace. Every permission the client asks for starts ticked, so untick what you do not want to give, or use Clear all and tick only what you need. Agent access starts on All agents in this workspace, including future agents; switch to Only selected agents if you prefer. Then click Allow connection.

  5. Use it in a chat

    In a new chat, click the + button, open Connectors, turn on Ultimo Bots and ask: “List my Ultimo Bots agents.”

Menu names are from Anthropic's help article on custom connectors (read November 8, 2026). Connectors added here are separate from local servers in claude_desktop_config.json; Ultimo Bots needs no local setup.

Team and Enterprise

An owner goes to Organization settings → Connectors, clicks Add, chooses Custom and Web, and enters the same URL. Each member then opens Customize → Connectors, clicks Connect and approves their own Ultimo Bots workspace, so every person keeps their own permissions.

Claude Code

  1. Add the server

    Run this in your terminal:

    claude mcp add --transport http ultimo-bots https://mcp.ultimo-bots.com/mcp

    Add --scope user to use it in all your projects, or --scope project to share it with your team through .mcp.json.

  2. Start the sign-in

    In Claude Code, type /mcp, choose ultimo-bots and select Authenticate. From a shell, claude mcp login ultimo-bots does the same.

  3. Approve on the consent page

    A browser tab opens in the Ultimo Bots portal. Sign in, and the page Connect an AI assistant opens. Choose the Workspace. Every permission the client asks for starts ticked, so untick what you do not want to give, or use Clear all and tick only what you need. Agent access starts on All agents in this workspace, including future agents; switch to Only selected agents if you prefer. Then click Allow connection.

  4. Try it

    Ask: “List my Ultimo Bots agents.” The server is ready when claude mcp list no longer shows that it needs authentication.

What to ask Claude

  • “What did visitors ask this week that my agent could not answer?”
  • “Show me the new leads and mark the ones I have called as read.”
  • “Add our new pricing page as knowledge and tell me when the import is done.”
  • “Change the welcome message and add a starter question about opening hours.”

Managing your agent this way uses no AI credits: Claude does the thinking on your plan with Anthropic. When an answer shows a job your agent should do itself, take it to Mo in the AI Studio: describe the job and Mo builds and tests the skill.

Change or remove the connection

In the Ultimo Bots portal, open MCP connections in the sidebar next to Agents and Workspaces. You see every connected client with its workspace, agents and permissions. Revoke access ends it at once. For other permissions, connect again and approve the new set.

Next steps