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Add Kadoa’s MCP server at https://mcp.kadoa.com/mcp, then sign in with your Kadoa account. You need no API key. For what your AI tool can do once connected, see Connect your AI tool.

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Claude.ai

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Team and Enterprise

A Claude organization owner adds Kadoa once for everyone: go to Organization settings → Connectors, click Add, choose Custom → Web, and enter https://mcp.kadoa.com/mcp. Members then open Customize → Connectors, find Kadoa, and click Connect to sign in with their own Kadoa accounts. To let members connect without Kadoa accounts, use the service connector instead.

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Free, Pro, and Max

  1. Go to Customize → Connectors
  2. Click + Add, then Add custom connector
  3. Enter a name (for example Kadoa) and the URL https://mcp.kadoa.com/mcp, then click Continue
  4. Sign in with your Kadoa account via OAuth
Free plans can add one custom connector.
The Claude Connectors page listing Kadoa as a custom web connector, with the Add button at the top right
Once you’re signed in, Kadoa shows its URL and the tools Claude can use:
The Kadoa connector in Claude showing the server URL, a Disconnect button, and tool permissions

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Claude Desktop

Claude Desktop uses the same connectors as Claude.ai, because they’re stored in your Claude account. If you already added Kadoa on Claude.ai, it’s available in Desktop too. Otherwise, add it in Desktop with the same steps under Customize → Connectors.
claude_desktop_config.json only configures local (stdio) servers. Add Kadoa as a connector instead.

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Claude Code

Terminal output of claude mcp add confirming the kadoa server was added to the local config
Then start claude and run /mcp. Select kadoa and choose Authenticate to sign in with your Kadoa account in the browser.
The Claude Code /mcp menu listing the kadoa server under Local MCPs
Once signed in, the server shows as connected and authenticated:
The Kadoa MCP Server details in Claude Code showing status connected and auth authenticated