Give Claude and ChatGPT
your whole work brain.
Connect the Ari MCP server and your assistant can read your meetings, chase your follow-ups, set reminders, and delegate real work to Ari — right inside the chat you already use.
Requires an active Ari account · Works with Claude & ChatGPT
Four superpowers, dropped into your chat window
Ari brings your real work context to Claude and ChatGPT. No copy-pasting, no switching apps.
Meetings
Pull summaries and search transcripts across your calls, and add items to upcoming agendas — without leaving the chat.
Follow-ups
Create, update, resolve, and search the follow-ups Ari tracks for you so nothing slips through the cracks.
Reminders
Schedule, edit, list, and cancel reminders in natural language — Ari nudges you at the right moment.
Memory
Tap into everything Ari knows — meetings, decisions, people, and projects. Ask anything, and it answers or acts with your organization's full context.
Set it up in your app of choice
Pick your client. Every path uses the same URL and signs you in with your existing Ari account over secure OAuth.
Claude Desktop
Add Ari as a custom connector from your settings.
- 1Open Claude Desktop → Settings → Connectors → Add → Add custom connector.
- 2Give it a name (Ari) and paste the server URL:
https://mcp.ari.ariso.ai/mcp
- 3Click Add, then Connect. Sign in with your Ari account and approve access in the popup.
- 4Toggle Ari on from the tools menu in any conversation to let Claude call its tools.
Prompts to run the moment you’re connected
“Summarize my last meeting with the design team and list any decisions we made.”
“Search my meeting transcripts for anything we said about the Q3 launch date.”
“What follow-ups are still open for me this week?”
“Remind me to review the budget doc tomorrow at 9am.”
“Add "roadmap review" to the agenda for my next 1:1 with Sam.”
“Ask Ari to draft a status update for the platform project and flag any risks.”
Every tool the server exposes
Your assistant calls these automatically when a request needs them. Read tools fetch context; write tools take action on your behalf.
Meetings
listMeetingSummaryList summaries of your recent meetings.readgetMeetingSummaryGet the full summary for a specific meeting.readsearchMeetingTranscriptSearch across meeting transcripts for a topic or quote.readaddToMeetingAgendaAdd an item to the agenda of an upcoming meeting.writeremoveAriFromCallTake the Ari notetaker out of a scheduled call.writeFollow-ups
create_follow_upCreate a new follow-up for Ari to track.writeupdate_follow_upEdit the details of an existing follow-up.writeresolve_follow_upMark a follow-up as done.writesearch_follow_upsFind follow-ups by person, topic, or status.readReminders
scheduleReminderSchedule a new reminder in natural language.writeupdateReminderChange the time or content of a reminder.writedeleteReminderCancel a reminder.writelistRemindersSee all your upcoming reminders.readMemory
ask_work_assistantAsk anything of your organization's memory — Ari looks it up, takes action, and returns the result with the full context of your work.agentQuestions & troubleshooting
Yes. The MCP server connects to your existing Ari workspace. If you don’t have one yet, sign up first — then connect your assistant here. The tools act on your real Ari data.
The server uses OAuth 2.0 with PKCE and dynamic client registration. You sign in with your normal Ari account in a browser popup and explicitly approve access — your assistant never sees your password, and access can be revoked at any time. Every tool call is authenticated with a short-lived bearer token.
Read tools only fetch context (like listing meetings or searching follow-ups). Write tools take action on your behalf (scheduling a reminder, resolving a follow-up). Your assistant asks before doing anything consequential.
That only applies to stdio-only MCP clients bridging via mcp-remote (see the "Other MCP clients" tab above) — it needs Node.js installed, which includes npx. Claude Desktop, ChatGPT, Claude Code, and Claude.ai all connect directly and don’t need it.
Make sure you completed the browser sign-in and approved access — the connection isn’t active until then. Fully restart the app, and confirm the server URL is exactly https://mcp.ari.ariso.ai/mcp. In Claude Code, run /mcp to re-check the status.
Yes — ChatGPT supports MCP via Developer Mode (available on Plus, Pro, Team, Enterprise, and Edu plans). Enable Developer Mode in Settings → Security & login, add a new app with the Ari server URL, choose OAuth, and sign in with your Ari account. The setup tab above walks through each step.
Don’t have Ari yet?
Ari is the AI chief of staff that runs the busywork of managing. Set up your account, then connect it here.
Sign up for Ari