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How to connect a remote MCP server in Claude.ai or ChatGPT with Awesome Remote MCP Servers

Add a hosted MCP URL under Settings → Connectors without touching code.

Who it is forA non-developer who uses Claude.ai or ChatGPT and wants a hosted tool, such as Linear, available in chat.

The problemLocal MCP setup requires a terminal and config files that most chat users avoid.

The outcomeThe chat app can use the connected server's tools after one sign-in.

What you need first

  • An MCP-capable client such as Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Claude.ai or ChatGPT
  • A server URL from the list, plus an account or API key if the entry is marked 🔐 or 🔑
  • Permission to add a URL to your client's settings

Steps

  1. Open Settings in Claude.ai or ChatGPT and go to Connectors.
  2. Add the server URL from the list, for example https://mcp.linear.app/mcp.
  3. Sign in through the OAuth window if the entry is marked 🔐.
  4. Start a new chat and ask for a task that uses the connected tool.

Prompt for your agent

Using the repo awesome-remote-mcp-servers, add the URL <server-url> under Settings → Connectors in my chat app, then ask it to <task>. Expected output: a reply that uses the connected server. Verify the connector shows as active before testing.

Caveat. The README does not say which connector features each chat app supports, so confirm the server works in your plan before relying on it.

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