Connect Contextick to your AI

Contextick is a standard MCP server, so it works with any AI that speaks MCP — whether that AI calls it a connector, a plugin, or an MCP server. Pick the one you use — each guide walks through it step by step. All but Replit connect on a free plan.

Wondering what your AI can actually do once it's connected? The docs walk through the seven tools it gets, the limits that apply, and a typical save-and-recall flow.

Claude No key Search for Contextick in Claude’s connector directory and connect it. Works on the free plan. ChatGPT No key Search for Contextick in ChatGPT’s plugin directory and install it. Works on the free plan. Cursor Add Contextick to your mcp.json with an API key. Claude Code and Codex CLI Add Contextick to the tool's MCP config — the same standard connection. Devin Add Contextick to Devin's MCP config with an API key. Formerly Windsurf. Replit No key Add it from the Integrations pane. Needs Replit's paid Agent.

Don't see your AI?

MCP is an open standard, so support isn't something we add one assistant at a time. Any AI or tool that can add your own MCP server works with Contextick today — the guides above are just the ones we've written out. Point your client at the Contextick MCP endpoint and it will connect.

One exception worth naming: the Gemini web app has no self-serve way to add your own MCP server, so there's nothing to add Contextick to there.

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