Claude Code
Claude Code supports HTTP MCP servers natively and handles OAuth automatically. This is the recommended client.
One-command setup
Section titled “One-command setup”claude mcp add --transport http echosift https://mcp.echosift.io/mcpThat is all. Run /mcp the first time and Claude Code opens the browser for the OAuth flow.
What happens on first use
Section titled “What happens on first use”- Claude Code opens
https://mcp.echosift.ioin your browser. - You sign in with the same email you use on echosift.io (magic link).
- You approve the authorization. The token is saved locally and auto-refreshed.
- Back in Claude Code, EchoSift tools are available immediately.
Verify the connection
Section titled “Verify the connection”/mcpYou should see echosift listed as connected with 8 tools available.
Using the tools
Section titled “Using the tools”You do not need to call tools explicitly. Describe what you want and Claude Code picks the right tool:
What developer pains are emerging in the AI agents and LLM space?Find signals related to webhook delivery reliability and show me real developer quotes.I am building a Stripe billing migration tool. What does the market say?Project-level config (optional)
Section titled “Project-level config (optional)”If you want to pin the server in a .mcp.json file at your project root:
{ "mcpServers": { "echosift": { "type": "http", "url": "https://mcp.echosift.io/mcp" } }}This does not replace OAuth: the first run still opens the browser.