AI Providers

Connect ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot, Grok, and Perplexity to your Scopture drawings.

Use Scopture from an assistant that supports remote MCP servers and OAuth sign-in. The server address is the same for every provider:

https://api.scopture.com/mcp

Name the connection Scopture, choose Streamable HTTP when a transport is requested, and complete the Scopture sign-in. The connection uses your drawing permissions. Availability, menu names, and administrator requirements depend on the provider and your account.

ChatGPT

  1. Open ChatGPT’s Plugins page and choose Add custom MCP server.
  2. Enter the Scopture server URL and select OAuth authentication.
  3. Sign in to Scopture, finish creating the connection, and enable it in a chat.

Reference: OpenAI - Add a custom MCP server.

Claude

  1. Open Customize → Connectors and add a custom web connector.
  2. Enter Scopture and the server URL. Keep OAuth enabled and choose automatic client registration when offered.
  3. Sign in to Scopture and enable the connector for your conversation.

Reference: Claude - Add a custom connector.

Gemini

  1. Open Gemini → Settings → Connected Apps.
  2. Under Custom apps, choose Add a custom app and enter the server URL.
  3. Choose Next and sign in to Scopture. Type @ in a chat to select the app.

Reference: Google - Connect custom apps to Gemini. Availability depends on your account and region.

Microsoft Copilot

For Microsoft 365 Copilot:

  1. Ask your Microsoft 365 admin to register Scopture as a custom federated connector using https://api.scopture.com/mcp as the MCP endpoint.
  2. Have the admin configure the required authentication and make the connector available to your account.
  3. In Copilot, open Connectors and enable Scopture.

Reference: Microsoft - Set up custom federated connectors, Microsoft - Connect Copilot to other services.

For an agent built in Copilot Studio:

  1. Open the agent’s Build → Tools → Add tool → Model Context Protocol (MCP).
  2. Add a custom server by URL and enter https://api.scopture.com/mcp with the authentication required by Scopture.
  3. Add the server’s tools to the agent and save.

Reference: Microsoft - Add an MCP server in Copilot Studio.

Grok

  1. Open Grok Connectors.
  2. Choose New Connector → Custom, then enter the Scopture server URL.
  3. Complete the Scopture sign-in and use the connector in your conversation.

Reference: Grok - Connectors.

Perplexity

  1. Open Perplexity’s connector settings and add a custom remote connector.
  2. Name it Scopture, paste the server URL, and select OAuth authentication.
  3. Sign in to Scopture and enable the connector for your conversation or Computer workflow.

Reference: Perplexity - Bring Your Own Connector.

Check the Connection

Ask your assistant to “List my available drawings in Scopture,” then inspect the returned tool result. To work in a named drawing, ask it to resolve that drawing first rather than assuming the active canvas is the target.

Remote MCP works with cloud drawings. For local .duc files, use the CLI Tool from an assistant with terminal access. See MCP Tool for capabilities and permissions, SQLite Runner for structured queries, and Python Sandbox for computations and drawing updates.

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