MCP server
Use Pinsvit in your AI assistant
Connect Claude, ChatGPT, VS Code or another MCP client to Pinsvit. Your assistant can then discover and book local places, run your Pinsvit Business front desk, and show what is on nearby.
Server URL
https://pinsvit.com/api/v1/mcp
A remote MCP server over streamable HTTP. Some tools work at once; the rest ask you to sign in to Pinsvit first.
Try asking
- Find and book"Find a barber near me and book me in on Saturday morning."
- Run your front desk"Show today's bookings at my place and accept the requests that are waiting."
- Look around"What events are on near me this weekend?"
Add it to your assistant
Checked 2026-10-03. The steps come from each product's documentation. Menus change; each one links to that product's own instructions, which are the final word.
Claude web, desktop and mobile
The button opens Claude with the server filled in, and you confirm there. Or add it by hand:
- Open Customize, then Connectors.
- Choose Add custom connector.
- Paste the server URL and choose Add.
If Claude asks how to sign in, keep Use Claude's published identity; Register automatically does not work with Pinsvit. In an organization, an owner adds the connector first and you then choose Connect. If Claude does not use Pinsvit in a conversation, switch it on under +, then Connectors.
ChatGPT web
- In Settings, open Security and login and turn on Developer mode.
- Open chatgpt.com/plugins and choose the plus button.
- Give it a name, and paste the server URL under Connection.
- Create the connection and review the tools it found.
- In a conversation, open the + menu, choose Developer mode and select Pinsvit.
Developer mode is not on every plan, works on the web only, and a workspace admin can turn it off. ChatGPT's instructions, with the plans
Claude Code terminal
Run this in a terminal:
claude mcp add --transport http pinsvit https://pinsvit.com/api/v1/mcp
Then type /mcp in Claude Code and choose Pinsvit to sign in.
VS Code desktop
The button needs VS Code installed on this computer. Or run this in a terminal on macOS or Linux; on Windows, use the button:
code --add-mcp "{\"name\":\"pinsvit\",\"type\":\"http\",\"url\":\"https://pinsvit.com/api/v1/mcp\"}"
Signing in needs VS Code 1.106 or later. VS Code's instructions
Codex CLI terminal
Run these in a terminal; the second one signs you in:
codex mcp add pinsvit --url https://pinsvit.com/api/v1/mcp
codex mcp login pinsvit
If signing in fails, update Codex: it signs in to servers like Pinsvit since August 2026. Codex's instructions
Meta Muse web, app and WhatsApp
Muse is Meta's assistant. Until Pinsvit is listed in its connector directory, add it as a custom connector:
- Open Settings, then Connectors, and add a custom connector with the server URL; or ask Muse in a chat to add a custom connector and give it the URL.
- When Muse opens Pinsvit's sign-in page, sign in and approve.
If Muse asks for client credentials, the client ID is meta-muse and there
is no secret: leave it empty, or type anything. Muse reaches Pinsvit from Meta's cloud, and Meta
does not review custom connectors, so you are trusting Pinsvit directly. Instagram, Facebook and
Threads appear in Muse as Meta's own connectors; a custom connector is added in Muse itself, and
Meta has not said which of its apps offer that.
Any other assistant
The tools that need no sign-in work in any MCP client that connects to a remote HTTP server: paste the server URL. Signing in needs a client that identifies itself with a client ID metadata document, or one Pinsvit has pre-registered, as Meta Muse is. According to each product's documentation on the date above, these do: Claude, Claude Code, ChatGPT, VS Code and Codex CLI. In a client without it, sign-in fails at the first tool that needs it.
What it can do
Without signing in
Search public posts and events near a place, read one with its comments, and open a business's page with its address, opening hours, contacts and whether it takes bookings.
Tool names
pingget_current_country_codesearch_posts_nearsearch_events_nearget_postget_commentsget_place
Signed in, as you
Find places by what they are or their name, see services and free times, book and cancel, add a note to a booking and see its bill, and publish posts, events and comments in your name.
Tool names
search_placesget_current_user_detailsget_place_servicesfind_booking_timesget_month_availabilitycreate_bookinglist_my_bookingsget_bookingcancel_bookingadd_booking_noteget_booking_billget_publishing_media_keyscreate_postcreate_eventcreate_commentdelete_postdelete_comment
Your business's front desk
List the bookings of a day or a week, accept or decline requests, book a walk-in or a phone customer, mark a no-show, and record a payment taken in cash or by card terminal. Pinsvit records payments; it does not process them. These tools are shown only to business accounts. Today that is the owner; staff accounts cannot be added yet.
New to it? Set up Pinsvit Business for free
Tool names
list_my_placeslist_place_bookingslist_place_booking_requestsaccept_bookingdecline_bookingmark_no_showfind_place_customersrecord_bill_payment
Signing in, and ending access
You approve an assistant on pinsvit.com, in your own browser, after signing in to Pinsvit there. The assistant never sees your password.
- An approval lasts 90 days from the day you give it. Then the assistant asks again.
- Removing Pinsvit from the assistant deletes the assistant's key. Pinsvit's own record of the approval stays until the 90 days end.
- Pinsvit has no screen yet for withdrawing one approval earlier.
- Deleting your Pinsvit account ends every approval within an hour.
- Posts, events and comments an assistant publishes for you are public at once. Ask it to show you the text first.
For agents and developers
- llms.txtWhat Pinsvit is and every tool, for language models
- llms-full.txtThe same with the skill and the authentication guide, in one file
- Agent skillStep-by-step instructions for agents
- MCP manifestThe server's machine-readable description
- Authentication guideOAuth 2.1 and what each error means
- GraphQL schemaThe API the app itself uses
- API catalogEvery machine-readable resource