Kuickr speaks MCP — the open standard AI clients use to reach tools. Add one URL, approve the browser sign-in, and your assistant can list, read, write, and share your pages. No token, no client secret.
One URL for every client. Kuickr registers your client automatically (OAuth Dynamic Client Registration) — you never paste a Client ID or Secret. You'll need a Kuickr account to approve the sign-in; it's invite-only during the beta.
Add Kuickr in your settings, then approve the sign-in popup.
kuickr, URL https://kuickr.co/mcp — leave OAuth fields blankhttps://kuickr.co/mcp
Custom MCP apps require a Business, Enterprise, or Edu workspace with connectors enabled.
https://kuickr.co/mcp
DeepSeek's own chat app doesn't expose a custom-connector slot yet. To use Kuickr with DeepSeek, run a DeepSeek model inside any MCP-capable client — Cline, Cherry Studio, or Claude Code pointed at DeepSeek — and add the same URL there.
https://kuickr.co/mcp
Cursor installs MCP servers from a deep link. Click to add Kuickr, then approve the sign-in.
+ Add to CursorOr manually: Settings → MCP → Add server, URL https://kuickr.co/mcp.
Add the server, then approve the browser sign-in.
claude mcp add --transport http kuickr https://kuickr.co/mcp
Then run /mcp → Authenticate → approve in the browser.
codex mcp add --url https://kuickr.co/mcp kuickr codex mcp login kuickr
If login asks for RMCP, add experimental_use_rmcp_client = true to ~/.codex/config.toml. Details →
https://kuickr.co/mcp — OAuth handles the rest.
Once connected, try: "Use kuickr to list my pages" or "Publish these notes to kuickr and give me the link."
More detail on the FAQ · what the tools do on the MCP page.