Connect an assistant - Pathista help center

1. In ChatGPT on the web, open Plugins in the sidebar and choose Add → Add custom MCP server.
2. Name it Pathista, keep Server URL selected under Connection and paste the MCP server URL. Leave Authentication on OAuth and the advanced OAuth settings as detected — ChatGPT registers itself. Tick I understand and want to continue and choose Create as a plugin.
3. ChatGPT then sends you to Pathista: sign in and Allow access.
4. In a new chat, name Pathista in your request and ask it to start one of your workflows by name (e.g. “Start the "Weekly report" workflow in Pathista.”) ChatGPT asks your permission before a tool that changes something runs: allow it once, or always for Pathista. The progress widget shows a snapshot of the run's graph in the chat and refreshes when you press its Refresh button; the run page shows the run as it moves.
5. After a Pathista update, open Settings → Plugins → Pathista, choose Refresh tools, then start a new chat.

No developer-mode switch is needed: this worked on a Free account in the web app. If Add custom MCP server is missing under Plugins, your workspace may not allow custom servers; an admin can change that.

1. On claude.ai (or in Claude Desktop), open Settings → Connectors and choose Add custom connector. Name it Pathista and paste the MCP server URL; leave the advanced OAuth fields empty — Claude registers itself.
2. Choose Connect, sign in to Pathista and Allow access.
3. In a chat, turn the connector on in the + menu and ask it to start one of your workflows by name (e.g. “Start the "Weekly report" workflow in Pathista.”) Ask for the run's progress to see its graph in the chat.
4. After a Pathista update, if a tool or the graph fails, use Refresh tools list in the connector's ⋮ menu under Settings → Connectors.

A connector added on claude.ai also appears in Claude Code signed in to the same account, as claude.ai Pathista.

1. Add the server (--scope user for every project, the default is the current one):
   claude mcp add --transport http pathista https://pathista.com/mcp Copy
2. In Claude Code, run /mcp, pick pathista and choose Authenticate; sign in in the browser and Allow access.
3. Claude Code builds the tool names from the server name as you typed it, so they arrive as mcp__pathista__…. The terminal shows no graph — follow the run here under Runs.

Already connected on claude.ai? Claude Code picks that connector up by itself; adding it here too gives you the same tools twice. If the project already has a server named pathista, pick another name.