Integrating the Patchworks documentation MCP server with Claude
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Integrating the Patchworks documentation MCP server with Claude (via your client or Claude Code) is very straightforward. Both approaches are detailed below:
MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers are a feature that requires a Claude Pro subscription.
The URL for the Patchworks product documentation MCP server is: https://doc.wearepatchworks.com/product-documentation/~gitbook/mcp
Access Claude connector settings
Open your Claude client and navigate to settings ➤ connectors. For example:

Add a custom connector
Select the add custom connector button (you may need to scroll down to find it):

Configure your connector
To configure a Claude connector, you must provide a name and a remote MCP server URL:

Complete these details using the guidance below.
Name
Your preferred name for this connector (for example, Patchworks Docs)
Remote MCP server URL
Always set to:
https://doc.wearepatchworks.com/product-documentation/~gitbook/mcp
For example:

Having entered details, click the add button to confirm details and add this connector to the list.
Review/update configuration options
Click the configure button associated with your new connector. For example:

Choose how you want Claude to behave when attempting to use this connector. For example:

In our example, the always allow option is selected, so requests will be seamless. If preferreed, you can select an alternative option here.
Test the MCP connection
Start a new Claude chat and ask a Patchworks-related question. For example, What are the different shapes that I can add to a Patchworks process flow? The response should indicate that the connector was used - for example:

To add the Patchworks documentation MCP server to Claude Code, launch Claude Code and enter the following command:
claude mcp add wearepatchworks --transport http https://doc.wearepatchworks.com/product-documentation/~gitbook/mcpFor example:

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