Agent integrations

Connect an AI assistant to your RequirementsHub account

This connector reads the data already stored in your RequirementsHub account — workspaces, projects, and requirements — after you sign in. That's the opposite of Resident's model, which scores documents locally and never reads your account.

Looking for Resident's local, privacy-preserving scoring? See Resident MCP.

How the connection works

This is the main RequirementsHub connector. You sign in with your RequirementsHub account, and the assistant can then read your workspaces, projects, and requirements as you.

Connection URL

https://requirementshub.ai/mcp

Two endpoints, two jobs

EndpointWhat it's forSign-in
https://requirementshub.ai/mcpYour RequirementsHub account data — workspaces, projects, and requirements already stored in the app. Read-only.Sign in with your RequirementsHub account when the assistant asks.
https://requirementshub.ai/api/public/resident/mcpResident — scoring documents that stay on your machine. Nothing here reads your RequirementsHub account.A Resident license key, not an account sign-in.

They're independent — you can connect either one on its own, or both.

What the assistant can do

  • list_workspaces

    List the RequirementsHub workspaces you can access.

  • list_projects

    List projects inside one of your workspaces.

  • list_requirements

    Fetch the requirements captured for one of your projects.

  • get_requirementshub_resident_connection_info

    Return the connection details for the separate Resident endpoint.

Connect

ChatGPT

  1. Open ChatGPT Settings → Apps → Advanced and turn on Developer mode (read the risk notice shown there). If it's unavailable, ask a ChatGPT admin to enable it.
  2. Click “Create app” next to the back button.
  3. Give it a name and paste the connection URL above.
  4. Click “Create”.
  5. Enable the app from the chat composer, then ask ChatGPT to use RequirementsHub.

Claude

  1. Open this prefilled Claude connector link, review the details, and click “Add”.
  2. If the form doesn't open prefilled, go to Claude's Connectors page, choose “Add custom connector”, name it, and paste the URL above.
  3. Enable the connector from the chat composer, then ask Claude to use RequirementsHub.

Claude Code

Run this in a terminal:

claude mcp add --scope user --transport http requirementshub 'https://requirementshub.ai/mcp'
  1. Start Claude Code and run /mcp to confirm the connection, signing in from that menu when prompted.
  2. Ask Claude Code to use RequirementsHub.

Other MCP clients

  1. Open the client's MCP server or custom connector settings.
  2. Create a remote MCP server connection.
  3. Name it and paste the connection URL above.
  4. Complete any sign-in or authorization prompts.
  5. Enable the connection, then ask the assistant to use RequirementsHub.

Refresh after we ship updates

Assistants cache the tool list, so refresh the connection to pick up new capabilities.

  • ChatGPT: open app preferences, pick RequirementsHub under “Enabled apps”, and click “Refresh” next to “Information”. Then start a new chat.
  • Claude: open the Connectors page, select this connector, and refresh or update its tools.
  • Claude Code: start a new session. If the URL changed, run claude mcp remove requirementshub and run the install command again.
  • Other clients: select the connection in settings and refresh the tool list, reload the server, or reconnect it — then start a new chat.

If the URL ever changes, paste the latest one from the top of this section.