Claude Code is the fastest setup of the lot: one command, then sign in from inside the terminal.
Add the server
Step 1: Run the command
In any terminal:
claude mcp add --transport http redreach https://connect.redreach.ai/mcpClaude Code saves this in its global config, so Redreach is available in every project you work on. You only do this once.
Step 2: Sign in
Inside Claude Code, run:
/mcpPick redreach โ Authenticate. A browser window opens on Redreach. Sign in if you are not already, click Approve, and you are connected.
Step 3: Check it works
Ask:
List my Redreach projects
If your projects come back, everything is working.
For headless machines and CI
If no browser can open, such as on a server or in a continuous integration job, use a token instead.
First create one in Redreach under Account Settings โ MCP, at the bottom of the page, then add the server with the token baked in:
claude mcp add --transport http redreach https://connect.redreach.ai/mcp \
--header "Authorization: Bearer rr_YOUR_API_KEY"Replace rr_YOUR_API_KEY with your actual token. There is no sign-in step with this route, the connection works immediately.
Give tokens used this way their own name in Redreach, like "CI server", so you can revoke exactly that one later without breaking your laptop setup. See Permissions, security and managing connections.
Removing it
claude mcp remove redreachWorth also removing the connection in Redreach under Account Settings โ MCP if you are done with it entirely, so nothing stays authorised that you are not using.
What's next?
โ Next: What you can ask Redreach in your AI assistant for prompts that work.
Something not working? See Fixing a Redreach MCP connection that won't work.
