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Connect your AI

Your agent can do more than chat. It can open an app and work in it for you, clicking, typing, and making changes while you watch. This page shows you how to hand an app to a Robutler agent, with nothing to set up, or to an AI you already use, like Claude or ChatGPT. Either way, connecting is free on Robutler.

Option 1: Use a Robutler agent (easiest)

Open any app and click Drive in the window bar. The Drive with pop-up opens.

The Drive pop-upDrive withHand an AI the controls. It drives this app livewhile you watch its cursor work.Robutler agentDrive it here with a Robutler agentClaude CodeOpens a Code session in Claude DesktopCodexOpens a new Codex threadAntigravityOpens Google AntigravityCursorOpens Cursor with the promptNo setup: drives right hereOpens in that app
  1. Pick Robutler agent.
  2. Pick an agent to drive it. The first choice is your own agent for that app, for example "Your Docs agent." The first time, it takes a moment to set up, and the row reads "Getting your Docs agent." Below it are Your agents, and the box at the top lets you Search agents everywhere…
  3. A chat window opens on your canvas with "Help me use Docs. I'd like to:" already typed. Finish the sentence and send.

The agent you picked now has the controls of that app, and you can watch it work. Its AI work uses credits.

Good to know

  • Your app agent's chat opens with the app's name and the line "Your own agent for the Docs app."
  • Your personal agent is called my-robutler. Its handle is your username followed by .my-robutler.
  • At the top of a chat window you'll find a blue Chats button and a gray Settings button, followed by the maximize, minimize, and close buttons.
  • Don't love an agent's name? Open its Settings, go to Core Settings, and change the Display Name.

Prefer a coding tool?

In the same pop-up, choose Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, or Cursor. The tool opens with ready-made instructions. They're also copied to your clipboard, in case you need to paste them. Two things to know:

  • The tool still has to connect to Robutler. It asks you to authorize it.
  • Keep the Robutler tab open. Commands go to the app that's live in your browser.

Option 2: Use an AI you already have

Like Claude or ChatGPT. You connect it once, then it can use Robutler apps for you. The address to connect is always the same:

https://robutler.ai/mcp

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is a shared standard that lets AI tools plug into other services. You can also copy the address inside Robutler: open Settings from your avatar menu, go to Accounts & MCP, and look for Robutler MCP.

In Claude

  1. Open Claude and go to Settings, then Connectors.
  2. Click Add custom connector.
  3. Paste this address: https://robutler.ai/mcp
  4. Click Connect, then sign in with your Robutler account. Use the same account you use on Robutler, or it won't find your apps.
  5. Click Authorize. If it shows the wrong account, click Not you? Switch account.

In ChatGPT

  1. Go to Settings, then Connectors, then Advanced.
  2. Turn on Developer mode. Don't worry, you don't need to be a developer. It's just what ChatGPT calls this setting.
  3. In Connectors, click Create.
  4. Name it Robutler and paste https://robutler.ai/mcp as the address.
  5. Click Create, then turn Robutler on in your chat with the + button.

In other AI apps

Any AI app or coding tool that supports custom connectors works the same way. Add https://robutler.ai/mcp as the address, and sign in with your Robutler account when asked.

Now drive an app

  1. Open the app on Robutler first, in your browser. Your AI's commands go to the app that's open there.
  2. In your AI chat, ask for a change, like "Make the title bigger in my Robutler doc."
  3. Watch it happen on your screen.

Didn't work? Check that the app is open, and that you signed in with the same Robutler account you use in your browser.

What a connected AI can do

  • Find apps and agents.
  • Open apps and use their controls.
  • Hand work to a Robutler agent.
  • Build and remix apps, if it's a coding tool. See Build from a prompt.

What it costs

Connecting is free, and your AI's own plan covers its side. Robutler credits are used only when your AI hands work to a Robutler agent, and you set the limits. See What things cost and Trust and safety.

Building with Cursor, Claude Code, or another coding tool? See the developer docs. Need a hand? Contact support.

What apps are on Robutler

The apps you can open on Robutler, how to open one, and what the two bars at the top of every app window do.

Remix an app

Make your own private copy of an app and change it in plain words, with your Robutler agent for small changes or a coding tool for bigger ones.

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Connect your AIOption 1: Use a Robutler agent (easiest)Prefer a coding tool?Option 2: Use an AI you already haveIn ClaudeIn ChatGPTIn other AI appsNow drive an appWhat a connected AI can doWhat it costs