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Connect your AI to OperGo.

Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP client can read your parts, quotes and orders, upload a revision and ask for a quote, with your permissions.

The addressLive
https://mcp.opergo.com
Set it up in a minute
Connected to OperGo
Where is my BRACKET-A order?

OD-2048 is in production — 500 units of BRACKET-A R2, shipping 12 June.

Activity
opergo.get_orderread142 ms
In production
Quantity500 units
RevisionR2
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Two ways in

Use it in the cloud or on your machine.

Both reach the same record with the same tools and permissions. Pick by where your assistant runs.

The public server

Nothing to install. Paste the address, sign in once in your browser.

Claude and ChatGPT on the web · every terminal client

https://mcp.opergo.com

The local CLI

opergo-mcp runs on your machine and reaches the same record, the login in your keychain.

Clients that only run local servers · scripts

opergo-mcp login

Set it up step by step.

Nothing to install — and the only route for an assistant that runs in the cloud.

  1. Open your connectors

    In Claude: Settings › Connectors › Add custom connector.

  2. Paste the address

    Name it OperGo, paste the address, and add it.

  3. Sign in once

    Press Connect — your browser opens on OperGo. The same account you use in the app.

  4. Ask

    Switch OperGo on under the tools menu in any chat, and ask.

  5. The same connector serves Claude on the web and in the desktop app.
The address to paste
https://mcp.opergo.com

Sign-in happens in your browser, on OperGo — the assistant never sees your password.

Check it works

Ask it “what can you do with OperGo?”. It should answer with your parts, quotes, orders, shipments and invoices — not with a general description.

What it can do

It answers from your data and acts on it.

It sees what the app shows you and takes the actions the app offers you, in your name. See what the record holds

Reads

Parts and revisions

Every reference, its drawing, material, finish and tolerances — and which revision is current.

Quotes and RFQ drafts

What is priced, what is waiting on an engineer, and what you paid last time, run by run.

Orders and production

Order status, the production orders behind it, and the shipments on their way.

Invoices and stock

What is invoiced and paid, and what is sitting in OperGo’s warehouses under your name.

Acts

Check where a part, order or invoice stands

It reads your parts, quotes, orders, invoices and stock. Accepting a quote, releasing a run or approving an invoice stays in the app.

Upload a revision and get it quoted

STEP and 2D PDF go on the record as a new revision with an RFQ open against it; an engineer prices it within 24–48 h.

Get a batch quoted from a reference

Hand it 200 parts and a reference you already ordered; material, finish and tolerances copy across and one RFQ covers the lot.

Your data, your rules

Your NDA, vault and roles still apply.

A connected assistant works in your name, sees only what you can see, and stops when you disconnect it.

The assistant never sees your password

You log in on OperGo, in your browser. Disconnecting the connector ends the token.

Your roles, exactly

The permissions your account has in the app, no more — under the same NDA.

Live data, never a copy

Each answer is read from your account at that moment, in your name.

Nothing leaves on its own

OperGo only answers the calls your assistant makes. The chat follows your assistant’s terms.

Questions about connecting an assistant

Do I need an OperGo account?

Yes — the same one you use in the app. The connection signs in as you, so it inherits your account, your roles and the NDA that account has signed. There is nothing separate to register.

Which assistants can I connect?

Any that takes a remote server: Claude on the web, in the desktop app and in Claude Code; ChatGPT and Codex; Cursor, VS Code and Gemini CLI. If yours speaks the Model Context Protocol, it speaks to OperGo.

Public server or local CLI — which should I use?

The public server, unless you have a reason not to: nothing to install, and it is the only route for a web assistant. The CLI is for clients that only run local servers, for scripts, and for teams that want the login token in their own keychain. Both reach the same record with the same tools.

Can the assistant place an order or accept a quote?

No. It reads your record, uploads revisions and asks for quotes, with your permissions; accepting a quote, releasing a run or approving an invoice is done in the app. A price still comes from an engineer, within 24–48 h; the assistant can ask for it, not invent it.

Can it upload files?

Yes. Hand it a STEP and a 2D PDF and it puts them on the record as a new revision with a request for quote open against it. Give it a folder of parts and a reference, and it requests a quote for the batch with that reference’s material, finish and tolerances copied across.

How do I disconnect it?

Remove the connector in your assistant’s settings, or sign out of the CLI with opergo-mcp logout. Either ends the token; nothing else changes on your account.

Nothing to connect yet?

Send a part first.

Once you have your first quote, your assistant can read it and everything that follows.

Get a quote →

Free account, no commitmentMutual NDA signed before you upload.