https://agent.kubit.ai/mcp, and the same browser sign-in. Only the place you add the URL differs. The examples name the server kubit-agent, the name the Kubit plugin uses. Any name works.
Before you start
- A Kubit account. Sign-up needs an early-access link from Kubit or an invite from your organization. See Set up your organization.
- One of the clients below, on a version that supports remote MCP servers over HTTP
- For the Kubit plugin: Node.js 18+, for
npx
Prompt for your coding agent
Paste this into Claude Code, Cursor or Codex to have it set up the connection:Claude Code
Claude Code connects to Kubit in one of two ways. The Kubit plugin adds the MCP server and the Kubit skills, and is the recommended setup. A manual setup adds the MCP server only.Install the Kubit plugin
1
Run the installer
kubit-agent.2
Restart Claude Code
Restart Claude Code so it loads the server and the skills.
3
Sign in
Run
/mcp, pick kubit-agent and complete the sign-in in your browser.4
Pick a workspace
Run
/kubit-connect to choose the organization and workspace for this conversation./kubit-integrate skill, which wires Kubit tracing into a repo.
Add the MCP server manually
1
Add the server
--scope user to use it in every project, or --scope project to write it to a shared .mcp.json at the project root.2
Sign in
In Claude Code, run
/mcp, pick kubit-agent and choose Authenticate. Complete the sign-in in your browser..mcp.json yourself, set "type": "http". Without it, Claude Code doesn’t load the server.
.mcp.json
Cursor
Cursor connects through the Kubit plugin or a manual MCP config. The plugin also installs the Kubit skills.Install the Kubit plugin
Add the MCP server manually
1
Open the MCP settings
In Cursor, open Customize and click New MCP Server.
2
Add the config
mcp.json
3
Sign in
Save the config, click Connect and complete the sign-in in your browser.
Claude and Claude Desktop
Claude on the web and Claude Desktop connect through a custom connector.1
Add a custom connector
Open Settings > Connectors and click Add custom connector.
2
Enter the URL
Name the connector
Kubit, enter https://agent.kubit.ai/mcp as the Remote MCP server URL and click Add.3
Sign in
Click Connect and complete the sign-in in your browser.
Codex
Codex connects with itscodex mcp commands or a config.toml entry.
1
Add the server
2
Sign in
~/.codex/config.toml, or to .codex/config.toml in a project to use it in that project only. A project file’s settings override the global file.
~/.codex/config.toml
tool_timeout_sec = 120 gives reports over wide date ranges time to finish. The Codex default is 60 seconds.
ChatGPT, VS Code and other clients
Any MCP client that supports remote servers over streamable HTTP and OAuth sign-in can connect. Give it these settings:
Availability: Kubit accepts OAuth sign-in redirects from ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, VS Code, Docker MCP Toolkit and clients that listen on
localhost or 127.0.0.1. A client that redirects anywhere else can’t complete the sign-in.
Kubit skills
The Kubit plugin installs 8 skills into Claude Code and Cursor, such as/kubit-report for reports and /kubit-blame for finding the commit behind a regression. Each one calls the Kubit MCP server. Kubit skills covers every skill, the installer flags and updates.
Verify
Ask your assistant:“Which Kubit workspace am I connected to?”The answer names your organization and workspace. The assistant gets them from the
init tool. In Claude Code, claude mcp list also shows kubit-agent as connected. In Codex, codex mcp list does the same.
If it fails
Next steps
- MCP tools reference: what each Kubit tool does and its limits.
- Prompt Kubit: how to phrase questions so the MCP server builds the right report.