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The Hikoo MCP endpoint is:
It uses the streamable HTTP transport. There are two ways to connect:
  • Sign in with your Hikoo account (OAuth). For Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, and any client that supports OAuth for remote MCP servers. Nothing to copy or store.
  • An API key. For clients that cannot sign in, and for scripts.

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Connect by signing in

On claude.ai or in the Claude desktop app:
  1. Open Settings, then Connectors.
  2. Find Hikoo in the directory and click Connect. If it is not listed for you, click Add custom connector, name it Hikoo, and paste https://mcp.tryhikoo.com/mcp as the URL.
  3. Sign in to Hikoo if you are not already signed in.
  4. Hikoo shows a consent screen. Check the account it names, choose what Claude may do, and click Connect.
Claude then lists the Hikoo tools. Read-only tools run directly; Claude asks you before running any tool that changes data.

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What you grant

The consent screen names the assistant asking for access, the site it will send the access to, and the Hikoo account being connected. It offers two permissions: Leave Make changes unticked for a read-only connection. Every change is still limited by your role: a viewer in a workspace cannot change anything there, whatever the connection allows.

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Connect with an API key

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Pick a website

Because one account can reach several websites, most questions start by choosing one. Your client handles this for you with the discovery tools:
  1. hk_list_workspaces_with_websites returns your workspaces and the websites inside each, each with its has_active_subscription status.
  2. If you have not said which site to use, the client asks.
  3. The chosen website_id is passed to every data tool.
Data tools return 403 for a website without an active subscription. Discovery tools always work.

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Try it out

Start a new chat and ask something like:
“For my main website, what are the top AI platforms citing me this month?”
“How do I compare with my competitors in AI answers over the last 30 days?”
“Which pages failed criteria in my latest audit, and what should I fix first?”
The client discovers your site, calls the Hikoo tools it needs, and answers with live data.

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Manage connections

  • Assistants you connected by signing in are listed in Settings, API keys, under Connected assistants, with the access each one has and when it was last used. Disconnect cuts one off immediately; it has to sign in again to come back.
  • API keys are listed in the same section. Revoke deactivates a key immediately, and clients using it receive a 401.
  • Expiration is optional for keys. Set it when creating a key if you want automatic rotation.

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Data and privacy

The connector reads and changes Hikoo data only: the workspaces and websites your account belongs to, through the same permissions as the Hikoo app. It does not receive your conversation, your chat history, or files you share with the assistant. It only receives the arguments of the tools the assistant calls, such as a website_id or the text of a prompt you asked it to create. Hikoo’s servers log each request (the endpoint called, the time, the response status, and the IP address) for security and support. How Hikoo collects, uses, and retains data is described in the privacy policy.

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Troubleshooting

Still stuck? Write to support@tryhikoo.com or use the contact page. See the tools reference for what you can ask once connected.