PowerKitPro
AI connector

Run PowerWaivers Pro from Claude or ChatGPT.

Add PowerKit Pro once and type what you want, like “Does Marcus Bell have a current waiver?”. The same connection runs all 12 tools. About two minutes to set up, included on every plan.

Server addresshttps://powerkitpro.com/mcp
Claude ChatGPT Codex

One address for all four apps. https://powerkitpro.com/mcp carries PowerKit Pro, Round Robin Pro, FlipbookWow and Inkstand. Add it once and Claude or ChatGPT sees every app you use. If you made your account on roundrbn.com, flipbookwow.com or inkstandpro.com, log in here with the same Google account or email.

Before you start: have a free PowerKit Pro account. Create one if you don’t, or log in in the same browser so the last step is one click.

Claude

Connect Claude in five steps

  1. Open Connectors in Claude

    On claude.ai or in the Claude desktop app, click Customize in the left sidebar, then Connectors at the top. Older versions have it under Settings, then Connectors.

    Claude Customize page with Customize in the sidebar, the Connectors tab and the Add button in the top right
  2. Click Add, then Add custom connector

    The black Add button is in the top right. It opens a small menu with one choice: Add custom connector.

    The Add menu open, showing Add custom connector
  3. Type the name and paste the address

    Name: PowerKit Pro. MCP server URL:

    https://powerkitpro.com/mcp

    Then click Continue.

    The Add custom connector dialog filled in with PowerKit Pro and https://powerkitpro.com/mcp
  4. Sign in to PowerKit Pro and click Allow

    Claude opens a PowerKit Pro page. Log in if you are not already, check that the email is yours, and click Allow. If you see a Connect button in Claude instead, click it first.

    PowerKit Pro approval page: Claude wants to connect to your account, with Allow and Cancel buttons
  5. You’re connected. Start a chat and ask.

    PowerKit Pro now shows Connected. Open a new chat and ask for something, like “show my QR codes”. If Claude doesn’t use it, click the + in the message box and make sure PowerKit Pro is switched on.

    PowerKit Pro listed in Claude connectors with a Connected status

Claude desktop app and phone: the desktop app has the same Customize, then Connectors screens shown above. A connector you add on claude.ai or in the desktop app is on your Claude account, so it also works in the Claude phone app; you don’t add it again.

Using Claude Code? In a terminal, run claude mcp add --transport http powerkit https://powerkitpro.com/mcp. Then start claude, type /mcp, choose powerkit and sign in. Claude Code keeps its own list, so it needs this step even if claude.ai is already connected.

ChatGPT

Connect ChatGPT in five steps

  1. Open Plugins in ChatGPT

    On chatgpt.com, click Plugins in the left sidebar.

    ChatGPT Plugins page with the Add button in the top right
  2. Click Add, then Add custom MCP server

    Add is in the top right. Pick Add custom MCP server, the last item.

    The Add menu open, showing Add custom MCP server
  3. Fill in the form

    Name: PowerKit Pro. Description (optional): QR codes, cards, booking, proposals, menus and more. Leave Server URL selected and paste:

    https://powerkitpro.com/mcp

    Leave Authentication on OAuth. You don’t need the advanced settings.

    The Add custom MCP server form filled in with PowerKit Pro and https://powerkitpro.com/mcp
  4. Tick the box and click Create as a plugin

    Scroll to the bottom of the form, tick I understand and want to continue, then click Create as a plugin. The warning is shown for every custom server; PowerKit Pro only acts on your account when you ask.

    Bottom of the form with the I understand checkbox and the Create as a plugin button
  5. Sign in to PowerKit Pro and click Allow

    ChatGPT opens a PowerKit Pro page. Log in if needed, check the email, and click Allow. Then start a chat and ask away.

    PowerKit Pro approval page: ChatGPT wants to connect to your account, with Allow and Cancel buttons
Codex

Connect Codex in three steps

  1. Add the server

    In a terminal, run:

    codex mcp add powerkit --url https://powerkitpro.com/mcp

  2. Sign in to PowerKit Pro and click Allow

    Codex may open the sign-in page on its own. If it doesn’t, run codex mcp login powerkit. Log in, check the email and click Allow.

  3. Ask

    Start Codex and ask, like “list my QR codes”. The Codex terminal, the editor extension and the Codex app read the same settings file (~/.codex/config.toml), so one setup covers them. Codex is separate from ChatGPT: connecting one doesn’t connect the other.

Then try

Things to say first

Plain English works. You don’t need the exact words.

Questions

Good to know

Does it cost extra?

No. The connector is included on every PowerKit Pro plan, free plans too, and it follows the same limits as your dashboard.

Is it safe?

You approve the connection on a PowerKit Pro page, and Claude or ChatGPT never sees your password. It can only act on your own account, and only when you ask. Anything permanent, like cancelling an appointment, gets a confirmation first.

Do I need a paid Claude or ChatGPT plan?

Custom connectors depend on your Claude or ChatGPT plan and workspace settings. If you don’t see Add custom connector or Add custom MCP server, your plan or your workspace admin may not allow it yet.

How do I disconnect?

On powerkitpro.com, open Account and click Disconnect under Connected apps. You can also remove it from Claude or ChatGPT; its access ends when its sign-in expires.

Can it design things?

It handles the doing: creating, updating, checking stats, moving guests, approving reviews. Logos, colors, photos and layouts are best done in the dashboard.

For developers

Remote MCP server (Streamable HTTP) at https://powerkitpro.com/mcp, OAuth 2.1 with PKCE and dynamic client registration. Discovery: https://powerkitpro.com/.well-known/oauth-authorization-server and https://powerkitpro.com/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource. 45 tools, every one annotated read-only or write; call tools/list for names and arguments. The same tools are a REST API and a command line tool.