AI agents (MCP)
Connect Claude (web, desktop and mobile)
Claude connects by signing in to PageWebPro — no keys to copy, nothing to paste into a config file. You add the connector once and it works everywhere you use Claude with that account.
Add the connector
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Copy your connection address from Account → Settings → Connected AI agents → Change in PageWebPro. It is:
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In Claude, open Settings → Connectors and choose to add a custom connector.
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Paste the address and confirm. Claude registers itself and sends you to PageWebPro to sign in.
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Sign in with your normal PageWebPro login if you are not already.
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You will see an approval screen headed "Authorize <the app> — PageWebPro", showing the account you are signed in as and what is being requested: create and edit your websites on your behalf. Check the email shown is the right account, then choose Authorize.
That is it. Claude now has the PageWebPro tools. Ask it to run whoami to
confirm which installation and account it landed on.
Custom connectors are a paid-plan feature in Claude, and the menu wording moves around between releases — look for "Connectors", "Custom connector" or "Add integration" under Settings.
Desktop
The Claude desktop app shares your account's connector list with the web app. Add the connector once, in either place, and it is available in both. There is no separate desktop setup and no config file to edit for this connection.
If the desktop app does not show it immediately, restart it — the list is fetched at startup.
Mobile
Mobile uses the same account-level connector list, but you cannot add a custom connector from the phone app. Add it on the web first, then it appears in mobile chats.
Once it is there, it works fully — this is genuinely useful. You can approve a draft page, fix a typo, check today's bookings or add a product from your phone without opening the editor.
Staying connected
Your access is granted for a day at a time and quietly renewed in the background for up to 30 days. So:
- Being asked to approve again after a while is normal, not a fault.
- If you have not used the connector for over a month, expect to sign in again.
Disconnecting
Two different things, and only one of them actually revokes access:
- Removing the connector inside Claude deletes it from your Claude settings. Claude stops using it, but the permission it holds still exists.
- Revoking in PageWebPro kills the permission itself. Go to Account → Settings → Connected AI agents → Change, find the app under Connected apps (signed in via OAuth), and choose Revoke. It takes effect on the next request the agent makes.
Do the second one if you are disconnecting for a security reason, or if you are disconnecting someone else's access.
If it does not work
The connector needs a browser sign-in, so it will not complete from a terminal or an editor. For those, see Connect VS Code and CLI agents. For error messages, see Troubleshooting.