Your Endless workspace, inside Claude
Endless publishes a remote MCP server. Add one address to Claude, Cursor or VS Code and the assistant can search your assets, open a project and read a past chat - with your own sign-in.
Your brand material is in Endless: the transcripts, the references, the images you already made, the chat where you decided the campaign angle. Then you open Claude to write something and none of it is there. So you paste. A brief here, a transcript there, three paragraphs of "here's who this client is" that you have written twenty times.
Endless now publishes a remote MCP server. Add one address to Claude and the pasting stops.
What MCP is, in one paragraph
MCP — the Model Context Protocol — is how an AI app reaches a system it doesn't own. Instead of you copying your workspace into the chat, the assistant asks for what it needs, when it needs it. It's the same idea behind the connectors inside Endless, run in the other direction: this time Endless is the system being read.
Remote is the part that matters for most people. There is nothing to install and no process running on your machine, so it works on claude.ai in a browser, on the desktop app, and on your phone.
The setup
One address:
https://mcp.endless.app
Claude — go to Customize → Connectors, press +, then Add custom connector, paste the address, press Add. Sign in with your Endless account in the window that opens. On a Team or Enterprise plan an owner adds it once and each member connects with their own account.
Claude Code — one command, then /mcp to sign in:
claude mcp add --transport http endless https://mcp.endless.app
Cursor — four lines in .cursor/mcp.json:
{
"mcpServers": {
"endless": {
"url": "https://mcp.endless.app"
}
}
}
VS Code — the same thing in .vscode/mcp.json, where the key is servers
and the entry needs "type": "http".
Full steps for each client, including what to do when the sign-in doesn't come back, are in the docs.
What you can ask for
Once it's connected, the requests are just requests:
- "Search my Endless assets for the Q3 launch deck."
- "Find the transcript where we talked about the pricing change and quote the part about annual plans."
- "Open the acme-rebrand project and tell me what's in it."
- "Find my Endless chat about the podcast clips and summarize what we decided."
Search matches the text inside a file, not only its title — a recording's words, a document's body. And naming a project narrows everything that follows to that client's material, which is the same reason projects exist inside Endless.
What it deliberately can't do
Ten tools, and all but one of them only read. Nothing here creates a chat, edits an asset, generates an image or spends a credit. Ask Claude to make you a hero image from your brand references and it will tell you it can't — that work stays in Endless, where the model catalog and the spending caps live.
It also can't see more than you can. Every request runs the same query the app runs, with the same permissions and the same visibility rules. A colleague's private asset is invisible here too, and being an admin doesn't change it.
If your account belongs to more than one workspace, the first request that needs one will stop and list them rather than guess. Name the one you mean; it's remembered for 90 days. A wrong guess would mean one client's material answering a question about another, so the server would rather ask.
Why bother
The pasting was never the real cost. The real cost was that the assistant only knew the version of your brand you had the patience to re-type that afternoon. Connect the workspace and it reads the same material your team reads — the transcript as recorded, the reference as approved, the decision as it was actually made.
Available on all plans. Start at docs.endless.app/connect, or try Endless free.
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