Floot Connector — Build from Claude & ChatGPT/Codex - Floot

Build apps from Claude & ChatGPT

Create, edit, and publish full-stack apps — database, authentication, and email included — without leaving your AI chat. It runs on your existing Claude or ChatGPT subscription over the Model Context Protocol (MCP), not Floot credits.

Steps to Connect Floot

  1. Open Floot in the Claude connector directory and click Connect.

    • Paid plan with Claude required.

  2. Sign in to Floot when prompted to authorize connection.

    • Important: your Floot credentials are never shared with Claude.

  3. Mention with Floot in a chat and start building.

  4. Open the Floot app in the ChatGPT directory and click Install.

  5. Sign in to Floot when prompted to authorize connection.

    • Your Floot credentials are never shared with ChatGPT.

  6. In any chat, enable Floot, then start building. You can add it from the + / tools menu, or start your message with @Floot.

  7. Optional: to stop approving every action, open Floot's app settings in ChatGPT and choose Allow all actions.

Adding MCP Server

  1. In your MCP client, add a remote MCP server and choose Streamable HTTP.
    • Look for “Add MCP server”, “Custom connector”, or a remote-server option — the exact wording varies by client.
  2. Enter URL https://mcp.floot.com/mcpCopy and save.
    • The URL is a connector endpoint — it won't open as a regular web page.
  3. When prompted, sign in to Floot to authorize connection.
    • Floot uses OAuth 2.0 — your credentials are never shared with the client. Leave any bearer-token / header fields empty.
  4. Enable Floot’s tools in the client and start building.

Walkthroughs

Tips

Good to know

Recommended: use Cowork, not Chat

Claude’s Cowork mode — in the Claude web app — can run Floot’s tools end-to-end. Switch the mode toggle from Chat to Cowork, then open the approvals menu and choose Skip all approvals so Claude never pauses to confirm each edit, build, or publish — long builds run uninterruptedly.

Note that Skip all approvals also skips Claude’s safety pauses. Choose Automatically approve instead if you’d rather Claude stop and check with you when something looks risky. For best results on longer builds, use Opus or a more capable model.

On Team or Enterprise? An organization Owner enables Floot once from the Claude connector directory(or under Organization settings → Connectors), then each member clicks Connect.

Pick a capable model. For the best results, use GPT-5.5 Sol or a more capable model — lighter models can lose track of longer builds.

Using the Codex desktop app? Once you install Floot in ChatGPT it’s available in Codex too — you share one account. You can also search Floot in Codex’s plugin registry and add it there directly. No server URL required.

Pick a capable model. For the best results, use your assistant's most capable model — lighter models can lose track of longer builds.

Any MCP client works. Floot speaks the standard remote MCP protocol over Streamable HTTP with OAuth, so anything that supports remote MCP servers — Cursor, VS Code, Zed, the Codex CLI, and more — connects with the server URL in the steps above.

Permissions & Privacy

Before you connect

A connected client acts with your Floot account — four things to know first:

  1. Access all projects: Read and edit any project in your Floot account.
  2. Runs on your Claude or ChatGPT usage: Build with Claude or ChatGPT — not Floot credits.
    • Image generation uses a few Floot credits.
  3. Publishing is public: Anyone with the live link can open your app.
  4. Credential information stays on Floot: API Keys stay on Floot and are never shown to the AI.

Prompts

Try these prompts: