Plan & credits
MCP
Work in your workspace from Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, VS Code or Cursor, through Vizebel’s MCP server. Your app can read your results, review and rewrite pages, gather what customers ask and work through Studio drafts.
All help
What to do
- On the Max and Agency plans, an admin switches MCP on under Account. Each person then connects their own app and approves which workspaces it can reach.
- Pick your app on the MCP page and copy what it shows.
- Claude: in Settings → Connectors, add a custom connector with the connector URL. It works on the web, Desktop and mobile.
- ChatGPT: turn on Developer mode under Settings → Apps → Advanced settings, then create an app with the connector URL. Developer mode depends on your ChatGPT plan.
- VS Code: run MCP: Add Server from the Command Palette, choose HTTP and paste the connector URL.
- Claude Code and Codex: run the command in a terminal. Codex’s desktop app and IDE extension share its setup.
- Cursor: paste the entry into mcpServers in your mcp.json.
- Sign in to Vizebel when your app asks, then choose what it may do: read, also make changes, or also spend credits. Spending needs a monthly credit limit, and every costed action is quoted before it runs.
How it works
- In Cursor, use the mcp.json entry, not a one-click install. A one-click install signs Cursor in as an unrecognised app, which Vizebel turns away.
- A connection cannot reach billing, API keys, invitations or organisation settings. We kept those out on purpose.
- Removing a keyword, question, topic or focus area is approved one at a time. A removed topic or focus area is archived, not deleted.
- Each call is listed under the connection on the MCP page for 90 days. Disconnect it there, or switch MCP off to end every connection at once.
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Still stuck?
Signed in? Ask Viz inside your workspace. It can see your own results. Or get in touch and a person will answer.