Diogenes in your AI apps

1. In Claude, open Customize → Connectors and click Add custom connector.
2. Name it Diogenes, paste this address, leave the rest as it is and click Add.https://mcp.diogenes.to/mcpCopy
3. Click Connect. Diogenes opens in your browser to allow access (see below).
4. In a chat, turn Diogenes on under + → Connectors and ask “Open Diogenes”.

On Team and Enterprise plans an owner adds it once under Organization settings → Connectors; members then click Connect. Once connected, Diogenes is there wherever you use Claude with the same account.

1. In ChatGPT, open Plugins and click Add.
2. Name it Diogenes, paste this address and add it.https://mcp.diogenes.to/mcpCopy
3. Sign in when ChatGPT asks. Diogenes opens in your browser to allow access (see below).
4. Open the Work tab and ask “Open Diogenes”. If it answers without opening the panel, ask “Open Diogenes MCP”.

Add it once, in the ChatGPT app or on chatgpt.com: it is then there in both. For now the panel opens in the Work tab; regular chats cannot open it yet.

1. In Mistral (chat.mistral.ai), open Connectors and click Add custom connector.
2. Name it Diogenes and paste this address.https://mcp.diogenes.to/mcpCopy
3. Click Connect. Diogenes opens in your browser to allow access (see below).
4. In a chat, turn Diogenes on with the Tools button and ask “Open Diogenes”. If it answers without opening the panel, ask “Open Diogenes MCP”.

Works on every Mistral plan. On Team and Enterprise, an admin adds connectors for the organization.

1. Click Add to Cursor and let your browser open Cursor.Add to Cursor
2. Confirm the install in Cursor.
3. In Cursor's Customize page, open MCPs and sign in to Diogenes. Diogenes opens in your browser to allow access (see below).
4. In the Agent chat, ask “Open Diogenes” and approve the tool the first time. If it answers without opening it, ask “Open Diogenes MCP”. Cursor shows the panel folded inside that step: click the step to open it.

Needs Cursor 3.15.12 or newer. You can also add this address to Cursor's mcp.json yourself: https://mcp.diogenes.to/mcpCopy

1. Click Add to VS Code and let your browser open VS Code.Add to VS Code
2. Click Install in VS Code, then allow it to sign in to Diogenes. Diogenes opens in your browser to allow access (see below).
3. In Copilot Chat, switch to Agent and ask “Open Diogenes”.

Needs GitHub Copilot; the free plan works. VS Code shows the panel inside the chat only, without fullscreen. If it does not appear, turn on chat.mcp.apps.enabled in Settings. On Copilot Business or Enterprise, an admin has to allow MCP servers. You can also run MCP: Add Server with this address: https://mcp.diogenes.to/mcpCopy

1. Sign in with your wallet if asked.
2. Choose the JARs the app may open, whether it sees your personal chats, and a spending cap. A JAR is listed only if its owner allows outside apps.
3. Click Sign and allow and sign in your wallet. You go back to your app.

Replies are paid as on diogenes.to, within your cap. The panel talks to Diogenes directly; the app's AI sees a reply only if you press Share. Change or disconnect any time in Settings → Connected apps.