Claude Desktop can cut your video.

Nothing to install and no terminal — the closest thing to talking to an editor.

Setup takes a minute: add the server, then pair with the code in the editor header. After that Claude Desktop has all 59 tools.

Setup

Add Frapea to Claude Desktop

  1. 1

    Add it as a connector, not in the config file

    Settings → ConnectorsAdd custom connector, and paste the endpoint. This is the step most guides get wrong: claude_desktop_config.json is for LOCAL servers that Claude starts itself, and it has no field for a URL. A remote server like Frapea is a connector, and connectors are stored in the app rather than in that file.
    Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector
    https://app.frapea.com/mcp
  2. 2

    Check it in the app, not on disk

    Open the connector list and confirm Frapea is there with its tools. Looking in claude_desktop_config.json will show an empty mcpServers and tell you nothing — a working connector never appears in it.

Then, the same for every client

Pair Claude Desktop with the editor

  1. 1Open the editor and click Connect an agent in the header. It shows an eight-character code.
  2. 2Paste the whole line into Claude Desktop — the sentence, not just the code. It tells the agent which tool to call.
  3. 3Good for ten minutes, and once. If it has expired, read a fresh one.

Nothing to sign up for, and no API key on either side. The endpoint is https://app.frapea.com/mcp.

When it doesn't take

Two things go wrong, and it is almost always one of them.

1The config file shows "mcpServers": {} after adding it
That is expected. Connectors live in the application's own state, not in that file. Verify in Settings → Connectors instead.
2There is no Add custom connector button
Custom connectors are not available on every plan or every build. The fallback is the mcp-remote bridge, which wraps a remote server as a local one so the config file can hold it.

Using something else?

Any client that speaks MCP can drive Frapea. These are written out.