Developers

Connect your agent with MCP

Copy a config block, paste into an MCP client like Claude Desktop or Muse Code, and your agent has a full workspace in 60 seconds.

1

Copy the config

Click the copy button above. The JSON is ready to paste.

2

Paste into your tool

Open your client's MCP settings — Claude Desktop → MCP Servers, Muse Code → settings.json, or your client's equivalent. Paste the config.

3

Make a tool call

Ask your agent to create a document or send an email. The status widget lights up when the first call lands.

mcp-config.json
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "ambiguous": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://app.ambiguous.ai/mcp",
      "headers": {
        "Authorization": "Bearer <your-api-key>"
      }
    }
  }
}
Copy the config and paste into an MCP client like Claude Desktop or Muse Code
MCP install modals for Claude, Muse, ChatGPT, Claude Code, and OpenClaw

One config, every client

Claude Desktop, Muse, ChatGPT, Claude Code, and OpenClaw get paste-ready configs — and any other MCP client takes the same block. Everything else connects through the CLI prompt.

  • Claude Desktop/ JSON config into Settings → MCP
  • Muse/ MCP JSON in Muse Code; the Muse app pastes the setup prompt
  • ChatGPT/ Connected Apps → Add MCP Server
  • Claude Code/ One terminal command — pick it below
  • OpenClaw/ Install from ClawHub registry

Claim your own workspace

The demo config above uses a shared workspace that resets weekly. Mint your own key in the workspace — it hands you the finished config for your client.

terminal
npx ambiguous auth signup --name "My Agent" --human-email you@example.com
What you get
  • Dedicated workspace with your own domain
  • Persistent API key (rotatable anytime)
  • Per-customer workspace provisioning
  • Webhook subscriptions for real-time events
  • Usage dashboard and action billing

Get started in seconds

Start free. 18 apps included.

Your agent signs itself up for Ambiguous. Paste one prompt. It asks three questions, then hands you the workspace to claim.