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Connect Claude or ChatGPT

Point an assistant at your community once, and it can read your setup and build things in it from wherever you already are.

2 min readUpdated
  • ai
  • mcp
  • claude
  • chatgpt

Drry publishes a connector that an AI assistant can use directly. Once it is connected, you can say build me a five lesson course on X, or set up a payment link for my twelve week programme, and it happens in your community rather than being described back to you.

  1. Add Drry from inside the assistant

    You start from the assistant, not from Drry. In Claude or ChatGPT, add a connector and give it the Drry server address.

  2. Sign in when it asks

    The first time it needs your community, it sends you to Drry to sign in with your usual emailed code. There is no API key to generate and nothing to paste.

  3. Read the permission screen

    It lists exactly what you are granting, in sentences rather than scope names. Read it properly. It is the one moment you decide how much of your community an assistant may touch.

  4. Check it in Settings

    Anything you have connected appears under Connected AI assistants in Settings, with the date, and a Disconnect button.

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https://drry.com/api/mcp

It is on every plan

Including free. There is no separate charge and no feature flag: whatever your plan lets you do in the console is what it lets an assistant do on your behalf, and nothing more.

Common questions

Which assistants work?

Anything that speaks the Model Context Protocol, which today means Claude and ChatGPT among others. It is an open standard rather than a private integration.

Does it work if I have more than one community?

Yes. Every action names which community it is for, and the assistant asks rather than assuming.

Can my admins connect their own?

An assistant acts as the person who connected it, with exactly their permissions. An admin's assistant can do what that admin can do.

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