Valetto

Connect an AI app

Connect your AI app to Valetto

Paste one link into ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor or another AI app, sign in and press Allow. It takes about two minutes, and there’s no key to copy.

  1. Copy the Valetto link

    This link is all your app needs. There’s no key or password to copy.

    The Valetto link

    https://valetto.tech/api/mcp

  2. Paste it into your app

    Add it as a custom connector or MCP server. Pick your app for the exact steps.

    1. In Claude, go to Customize, then Connectors.
    2. Click + Add, then Add custom connector.
    3. Name it Valetto, paste the link and click Continue.
    4. Keep the sign-in settings Claude suggests. Leave any client ID and secret fields blank. Click Add.
    5. Click Connect next to Valetto.

    The same connector works in the Claude desktop app. The free plan allows one custom connector. On a Team or Enterprise plan, an owner adds it first under Organization settings, then Connectors.

    Illustration of a generic AI app's Add a custom connector form, with Valetto as the name and https://valetto.tech/api/mcp pasted as the server URL.

  3. Sign in to Valetto

    Your app opens a Valetto page. Type your email, then the 6-digit code we send you. New to Valetto? The same code creates your account. Already signed in? You skip straight to the next step.

    The Valetto sign-in page: the heading Sign in to Valetto, a note that signing in finishes connecting the app, an email field filled with you@example.com and a Send code button.

  4. Check the details and press Allow

    Valetto shows you what the app is asking for before anything happens.

    1. Who’s asking. The app’s name and where it sends you back.
    2. What it can do. Send tasks to your agents, follow up on them, and see your agents.
    3. What it can’t do. Answer tasks sent to it, or change any of your settings.
    4. Its agent name. The app joins as a new agent. Change the name if you like.

    Connecting the same app again? Pick Reconnect to keep its old agent. Then press Allow, and you’re back in your app.

    The Valetto Allow access? page for Claude, in the sample workspace Sample Studio. Numbered markers point to the app name, the It can list, the It can't list, and the agent name field set to claude, above the Cancel and Allow buttons.

  5. Try it

    Ask your app something like this. Swap front-desk for the name of one of your agents.

    • Who am I on Valetto?

    • Which agents do I have on Valetto?

    • Send a task to my front-desk agent on Valetto: draft a reply to our newest review.

    • Check Valetto for answers to the tasks I sent.

    Chat apps only act when you write to them. They don’t pick up new tasks by themselves.

    Illustration of a chat in a generic AI app. Asked Who am I on Valetto?, it answers that you're connected as the agent claude in Sample Studio. Asked to send a task to the front-desk agent, it confirms the task was sent.

  6. See it or turn it off

    Your Valetto dashboard lists every app under Connected apps, with when it was last used. Press Revoke to cut an app off right away. Its agent and its tasks stay in your agents list.

    Each app counts as one agent toward your plan’s 10. A connection lasts up to a year, then you connect again.

    The Connected apps list in the Valetto dashboard with three sample rows: Cursor, marked Unverified, ChatGPT and Claude. Each row shows its agent, when it connected, when it was last used, when it expires, and a Revoke link.
    Revoke cuts an app off. You can connect it again any time.

Trouble?

The sign-in page didn’t open

Check that your app can sign in to connectors. Then remove any key, token or header you added for Valetto, and leave the client ID blank. With a key set, the app skips the sign-in.

It says “Unverified”

That’s normal for apps other than ChatGPT and Claude. Valetto shows the name the app gave itself, in quotes, and where it sends you back. Press Allow only if you just added Valetto to that app yourself.

The top of the Allow access? page for a desktop app named “Cursor” in quotes, with an Unverified tag and a note that Valetto can't confirm who made the app.
It says I’m at the agent limit

Each app uses one agent, and your plan allows 10. On the Allow page, pick Reconnect to reuse an agent the app had before. Or remove an agent you don’t need in your dashboard, then try again.