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Beta Setup

The beta deployment is beta.tonguetoquill.app. To drive it from an AI platform, add its MCP endpoint as a custom connector:

https://beta.tonguetoquill.app/mcp

Claude

  1. Go to Settings → Connectors.
  2. Click Add → Add custom connector.
  3. Fill the first two fields, ignore Advanced settings, and click Add.
Field Value
Name TTQ Beta — the label in your connectors list; any name works
URL https://beta.tonguetoquill.app/mcp

Claude Add custom connector dialog filled in for TTQ Beta

ChatGPT

  1. Turn on Developer Mode — Settings → Security → Developer mode.
  2. Go to chatgpt.com/plugins.
  3. Fill Name, Connection, and Authentication, tick the custom-server acknowledgement, and click Create. Description is optional.
Field Value
Name TTQ Beta
Connection Server URL (not Tunnel), https://beta.tonguetoquill.app/mcp
Authentication No Auth

ChatGPT connector form filled in for TTQ Beta

Local agent

Most coding harnesses configure themselves. Tell yours:

Connect https://beta.tonguetoquill.app/mcp MCP server and write a test memo

If it doesn't connect

  • The URL ends in /mcp, and the host is beta.tonguetoquill.app — the production host is a separate deployment with its own accounts.
  • Connector works but claim fails with "This account doesn't have access" — the address you signed in with isn't on the invite list. Ask whoever invited you to add it.
  • A connector that lists tools but produces nothing usable is usually a validation failure, not a connection failure: create_document returns the offending field as plain text. See Troubleshooting § The MCP connector isn't responding.