Connect Your Agent & Watch the Dashboard
You don't need to write code. This guide gets your workspace set up, connects your AI agent (Claude or any MCP-compatible client), and shows you how to watch work happen live on the dashboard — no need to touch the tools yourself.
1 Create your workspace
Sign in with your Google account at the MCGentic dashboard. Complete the short onboarding: enter your name and address, accept the terms, then pick a workspace name (e.g. my-company). That's it — your workspace is live.
Go to the dashboard and click Sign in with Google.
Fill in your name, address, and accept the terms of service.
Choose a workspace slug — this becomes your workspace identifier (e.g. acme-corp).
2 Connect your agent in Claude
Open Claude and add a custom MCP connector. Point it at the MCGentic endpoint below. On first use, Claude will open a Google login screen — sign in with the same account — and, if you have more than one workspace, pick the right one. After that the agent is connected to your workspace automatically.
https://am-mcp.mbsmart.ai/mcpIn Claude → Settings → Integrations, click Add custom integration (or Add MCP server).
Paste the URL above and save.
Claude will prompt you to sign in with Google and select a workspace on the first tool call.
3 Alternative: get a manual bearer token
If you're using a terminal client, a non-Claude MCP tool, or just want a raw token, visit the URL below (replace <your-workspace-slug> with the slug you chose in step 1). You'll be sent through Google login and then land on a page showing your bearer token.
https://am-mcp.mbsmart.ai/oauth/start?tenant_id=<your-workspace-slug>your-workspace-slug is the short identifier you picked during onboarding — e.g. acme-corp. The full URL would be ...?tenant_id=acme-corp.
Authorization: Bearer <token> when calling /mcp directly.4 Use it — just talk to your agent
Once connected, you interact with your AI normally. Tell it what you need and it handles the rest — creating tasks, claiming them, writing progress, and updating status. You open the dashboard to watch everything happen in real time.
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