Claude (Desktop/Web)
- Open Fibery in Claude or navigate to
Settings→Connectors→Add→Browse connectorsand find Fibery connector - Click + (Connect to Claude)
- Authorize access to your Fibery workspace
ChatGPT
- Open Fibery in ChatGPT or navigate to Settings → Plugins → Browse Plugins and type Fibery in search field
- Click
Install Pluginbutton - Authorize access to your Fibery workspace
Claude Code
- Open up your terminal and run
claude mcp add --transport http fibery https://mcp.fibery.io/mcp - Then, start a Claude session, enter
/mcpand authenticate via browser
Codex
Run this command, then authorize access to your Fibery workspace in the browser.Cursor IDE
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Locate your MCP client configuration file (usually under
.cursor/mcp.json) -
Add the following configuration to your
mcp.jsonfile: - After adding the connector, Cursor will ask you to log in to your Fibery workspace using OAuth 2.0 authentication process.
OpenCode
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Locate your OpenCode configuration file (usually under
~/.config/opencode/opencode.json) -
Add the following configuration to this file:
-
Run
opencode mcp auth fiberyto authorize
VS Code IDE (GitHub Copilot)
- Locate your MCP client configuration or find option “MCP: Add Server” via Cmd+Shift+P menu
-
Add the following configuration to your
mcp.jsonfile:
Le Chat
- Go to Intelligence → Connectors
- Click ”+ Add Connector” and select “Custom MCP Connector”. Add name, Connector Server (
https://mcp.fibery.io/mcp) & Description - Complete authentication by hitting Connect
n8n
- Select MCP Client node, and fill it in like so: Server Transport
HTTP Streamable, MCP Endpoint URLhttps://mcp.fibery.io/mcp, AuthenticationMCP OAuth2 - Click on Edit for “Credential for MCP OAuth2 API”, keep “Use Dynamic Client Registration” on, set Server URL to
https://mcp.fibery.ioand click “Connect my account”
Zed IDE
- Open Settings → AI → MCP Servers
- Click “Add Server” and select “Add Remote Server”
- Fill in Server Name
fiberyand URLhttps://mcp.fibery.io/mcp, then click “Save” - Zed will ask you to log in to your Fibery workspace using OAuth 2.0 authentication process
Other MCP clients
If your client is not listed, add Fibery as a remote MCP server with the linkhttps://mcp.fibery.io/mcp (HTTP transport). After adding the server, the client will ask you to authenticate via OAuth 2.0.
If your client supports only local MCP servers, use mcp-remote as a workaround:
mcp-remote fails or keeps looping, delete the ~/.mcp-auth folder and connect again.