Connect Claude, ChatGPT or Grok

Every app connects to the same address:

https://mcp.dapi.digital/mcp

The app finds the sign-in page on its own. When it asks how to authenticate, choose OAuth, and leave any client ID or secret fields empty.

• Claude (web, desktop and mobile): open Settings, then Connectors, choose Add custom connector, name it 3DAPI and paste the address.
• ChatGPT: open Settings, then Apps and Connectors, and create a connector with the address. Custom connectors depend on your ChatGPT plan and may need developer mode turned on.
• Grok and other MCP apps: add a remote MCP server (sometimes called a connector) with the address and sign in when asked.

Prefer running the server on your own computer with an API key? See Connect an AI assistant.

After you add the address, the app opens a 3DAPI page. Sign in if you are not already, then check the app name, the account it will use and the address you will be sent back to. You choose:

• See your account: always included. Designers share products, orders and stock; integrators share quotes, orders and their account. Buyer names, emails and addresses are never shared with a connected app.
• Make changes: create and edit products, stock, quotes, uploads and the like. Untick it for a read-only connection.
• Orders and purchases: see the next section. Off unless you tick it.

Choose Allow and you go back to the app, connected. If you connect the same app again later with the same or fewer permissions, 3DAPI does not ask a second time.

Placing orders, cancelling them and buying stock move money, so an app can only do them if you ticked Place orders and buy stock (or Place orders paid from your wallet, for integrators) on the 3DAPI page. Even then, every one is a two-step action: the app first shows you what it will cost, and nothing is charged until you confirm.

ChatGPT never gets orders and purchases, even if you tick the box. Use it to look things up and make changes, and place orders from your dashboard or another app.

Connected apps are listed under Connected apps on the API keys page of your dashboard, with the permissions you gave and when each was last used. Choose Disconnect and the app loses access at once. To change its permissions, disconnect it and connect again.