Add the endpoint
Give your supported AI client the Quake MCP URL below.
Connect Quake to the AI tools your team already uses. Search live recruitment data and run approved actions through one secure endpoint.
Quake handles client registration and OAuth automatically. No client secret, token, or configuration file to manage.
Give your supported AI client the Quake MCP URL below.
Sign in to Quake, choose one Dataset, then review the requested permissions.
Ask your AI client to search candidates, jobs, contacts, clients, or installed actions.
https://ai.quake.dev/mcp
Choose your client. Every connection opens Quake in your browser for authentication and Dataset consent.
Use Quake as a remote connector across Claude web, Desktop, and mobile.
ChatGPT currently adds remote MCP servers as custom apps through developer mode.
Register Quake, authenticate in your browser, then confirm the server is available.
codex mcp get quake to inspect the saved connection.Add Quake over HTTP, then authenticate it from Claude Code’s MCP menu.
/mcp.Bring live operational context into conversations without exporting records, copying spreadsheets, or handing over broad credentials.
List and inspect Candidates, Contacts, Recruitment Jobs, and Clients using your existing Dataset permissions.
Let your AI client find the right installed app and action for the job.
Execute app actions with explicit write scope and your client’s normal confirmation flow.
Role changes and connection revocation take effect immediately—without waiting for an old token to expire.
Every connection is tied to one user, one Dataset, and the permissions that user has right now. Quake never asks you to paste an API key into an AI client.
Quake MCP is a secure Model Context Protocol endpoint. It lets supported AI clients access recruitment records and approved Quake actions through a standard tool interface.
Quake supports Claude, ChatGPT custom MCP apps, Codex CLI, and Claude Code. Each uses the same public endpoint and delegated OAuth flow.
No. Quake registers supported clients automatically. Sign in through Quake, select a Dataset, and approve the requested scope.
Only the selected Dataset and only the data and actions allowed by your current Quake role. Removing MCP or underlying resource permissions blocks access immediately.
Yes. Open Quake and go to Settings → Security → MCP Connections. Revoking one connection leaves your other client and Dataset connections intact.