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The only thing you need is the server URL:
Paste it into your client, confirm, and you’ll be taken to the Anyreach sign-in page to authorize the connection. There is no client ID and no client secret to copy — the client registers itself automatically. Cursor is the one exception: it doesn’t register itself, so it needs a client ID in its config. That’s covered in Cursor below.

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What you need

  • An Anyreach account. You’ll sign in with it during setup — your client gets exactly your permissions, nothing more.
  • An MCP client that supports remote servers and Client ID Metadata Documents (CIMD). We’ve tested Claude and ChatGPT; any other CIMD client should work the same way. Cursor doesn’t support CIMD but is supported with the client ID below.
  • On hosted assistants, a plan that allows custom connectors — for example Claude Pro, Max, Team, or Enterprise.

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Add the server

1

Open your client's connector settings

Every client words this differently:
2

Enter the server URL

Name it Anyreach and use https://api.anyreach.ai/mcp as the server URL.If the client offers optional OAuth client ID and secret fields, leave both blank. Anyreach doesn’t issue either.
3

Confirm and sign in

Save and connect. Your client is sent to the Anyreach hosted sign-in page. Sign in and approve the access, and you’re returned to the client with the connection live.

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Cursor

Cursor takes its MCP servers as JSON and doesn’t register itself with Anyreach, so its config carries a client ID. There’s no secret — the ID is public, and it only works from Cursor’s own sign-in callback.
1

Add the server

Open Cursor Settings → Customize → MCPs, choose New MCP Server, and pick User so it’s available in every project. Paste this and save:
2

Authenticate

Back in the MCPs list, click Anyreach in the left-hand panel, then Authenticate. Your browser opens the Anyreach sign-in page; sign in and approve the permissions.
3

Check it's connected

Cursor returns to the MCPs list with Anyreach showing its tools. You’re in.

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Use it in a conversation

Make sure the Anyreach connector is enabled for the conversation — in Claude that’s the search and tools menu — then just ask:
  • “List my Anyreach agents.”
  • “Summarize yesterday’s conversations.”
  • “How is my outreach campaign performing?”
The client looks up the right Anyreach operation and runs it, showing you each tool call as it goes.

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Troubleshooting

Anyreach over MCP

What you can do once you’re connected.