Connect Quibble to Claude, ChatGPT, or Grok
Any assistant that speaks the Model Context Protocol (MCP) can connect to Quibble. Once connected, it reads your listings, pace, channels, and markets, and can apply pricing changes for you. The steps are the same in Claude, ChatGPT, and Grok: add one URL and sign in. There is no key or client ID to type.
Add the Quibble connection
In your assistant, open its connectors (or integrations) settings and choose to add a custom connector — a remote MCP server.
Paste the Quibble address https://qrm-mcp.quibblerm.com/mcp as the connector URL. That is the only detail you need.
When the sign-in window opens, sign in with your Quibble login and approve the access request. The connector then shows as connected.
Where each assistant keeps it
Claude (web and desktop): Settings, then Connectors, then Add custom connector.
ChatGPT: Settings, then Apps & Connectors; turn on Developer mode under Advanced settings, then add the connector. ChatGPT allows custom connectors on its Plus, Pro, Business, and Enterprise plans.
Grok: add the same URL as a custom MCP connector in its settings.
Changes you ask for are real. Anything the assistant changes lands in Quibble exactly as if you had done it yourself, and syncs to your channels on the next push. The assistant shows you what it is about to change and asks first.
Connected but the assistant says it has no Quibble tools? Your login is not linked to a Quibble account yet, or its access has not been switched on. Ask the assistant to run check_access, then send us the identifier it reports and we will enable the right access. A teammate's connection uses their own Quibble login and role, and stops working the moment you disable them under Team & roles.