Getting Started
Connect your AI assistant to the hosted Inistate MCP endpoint in minutes.
The Inistate MCP server is hosted at https://mcp.inistate.com. You connect your AI assistant to it once; after that, the AI can access your workspace directly in conversation.
Prerequisites
An active Inistate account
Claude (claude.ai or the Claude desktop app) or another MCP-compatible AI assistant
Connect Your AI Assistant
Inistate is available as an official connector in the Claude directory — no custom URL setup required.
Open the Inistate connector
On the web (claude.ai) — just open the connector directly:
claude.ai/directory/connectors/inistate
On the Claude desktop app — deep links aren't supported, so find it manually:
Go to Settings → Connectors and click Add ▾ → Browse connectors.

Search for inistate, then click the + to add it.

Connect
On the Inistate connector page, click Connect.
On the web (claude.ai):

On the Claude desktop app:

Claude will prompt you to log in to your Inistate account and authorize access. Once complete, you'll see a "Connected to Inistate" confirmation.

Go to chatgpt.com/apps/inistate and click Install plugin.

A dialog will appear to add Inistate to ChatGPT. Click Sign in with Inistate.

You will be redirected to Inistate. If you are not signed in, log in with any method — or click Sign up if you don't have an account yet.

If you are already signed in, you'll see the authorize screen instead. Click Authorize to grant ChatGPT access to your account.

If you chose to sign up, complete the flow with your preferred method — for example, signing up with Google.

You'll be taken back to ChatGPT. You should see "Inistate is installed."

In the chat input bar, click the + button and select Inistate.

Inistate will appear in the chat input bar. You can now chat with your workspace data directly in ChatGPT — for example, ask it to list your workspaces.

ChatGPT calls Inistate and returns your data.

Verify the Connection
Once connected, ask your AI assistant:
"List my Inistate modules."
The AI will call list_workspaces, ask you to confirm your workspace, then return the modules available in it. If you see your module list, you're ready to go.
What's Next
Query, create, or edit entries
Attach or retrieve files
Design a new workflow module
Modify an existing module
Build a custom UI
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