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AI Companion

Connect Claude, ChatGPT or Muse to Kodiggo

Let an AI app add, find and organize cards in your workspaces. You stay in control: every delete needs your approval in Kodiggo.

For: Owners, co-owners and admins

  1. Know what the app can do

    After you allow it, an AI app can list your workspaces and folders, search and read cards, add links, notes, pictures, Places and videos, make and rename folders, move cards, and edit a note's title or text. You can paste any web address: Kodiggo works out whether it is a picture, a video, a place or a web page, and makes the right card. It sees only what you can see. It can never delete on its own: it asks, and you approve or refuse on a Kodiggo page. Workspace owners, co-owners and admins can connect an app; members cannot.

  2. Add Kodiggo in your AI app

    The address is always https://kodiggo.com/mcp. In Claude: open Customize, then Connectors, choose Add custom connector, name it Kodiggo and paste the address. In ChatGPT: open Plugins, choose Add, then Add custom MCP server, name it Kodiggo, paste the address, keep OAuth as the authentication and create it. In Meta Muse there is no settings button: ask it in a chat to add a custom connector named Kodiggo at that address, then press Connect on the card it shows.

  3. Allow the app on the Kodiggo page

    Kodiggo opens an Allow page. Read the line that says where your answer goes. For a real app it shows a green note such as This is Claude's own address. If Kodiggo says it does not know the address, press Deny unless you built that app yourself. If it says the app is not who it claims to be, Kodiggo already blocks it: press Deny.

  4. Ask the app for what you want

    In your AI chat, say what to do, for example: add this restaurant to my sports workspace, save this picture to my Trip folder, or make a folder named Recipes and move my cooking links into it. Claude and Muse ask you before each Kodiggo action. ChatGPT runs low-risk actions without asking unless you change its setting: open Plugins, choose Kodiggo, then Permission, and pick Always ask.

  5. Approve or refuse a delete

    When the app wants to delete cards or an empty folder, it gives you a Kodiggo link. Open it. The page names the app and lists exactly what would be deleted. Press Delete or Keep. The link works for 30 minutes. Kodiggo keeps a copy of everything deleted this way, so a mistake can be undone by support.

  6. Remove an app

    Open Profile, then Security, then Connected apps, and press Remove next to the app. It loses access at once. You can connect it again later.

  7. Let it design a Kodipage

    Ask the app to create or change a Kodipage: a name, a theme, links, text, products, a form, a tracker. It builds a draft in your workspace. Nothing goes live until you open the editor and press Publish.

If something looks wrong

  • When Kodiggo gains new abilities, the app must refresh its tool list: in Claude open the Kodiggo connector's menu and choose Refresh tools list; in ChatGPT open the Kodiggo plugin settings and choose Refresh tools; in Muse ask it to reload the Kodiggo tools.
  • Only notes, links, Places and videos can be edited or deleted through an app. Pictures can be added (up to 6 MB, from a web address) but are edited or deleted in Kodiggo itself, like files and Kodipages.
  • A card's web address is never changed by an app, so affiliate and tracked links stay exactly as you saved them.