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The Tomorro MCP server is configured directly inside your preferred AI assistant. You don’t need to install anything on your machine — it’s a hosted service. Each user connects with their own Tomorro API key, so access is personal and respects each user’s existing permissions.

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Two pieces of information you’ll need

SettingValue
MCP Server URLhttps://mcp-beta.tomorro.com
AuthenticationAPI key, generated from your integration settings
To generate an API key, you’ll need an administrator or contributor/creator licence.

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Claude

Official guide: Get started with custom connectors using remote MCP

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ChatGPT

OpenAI provides its own official documentation on how to connect a custom MCP server to ChatGPT (via Settings → Connectors → Create, with developer mode enabled for full MCP). Follow their guide, using the Tomorro server URL and your API key where required.

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DUST

Dust provides its own official documentation on how to add a remote MCP server to your workspace (via Spaces → Tools → Add Tools, with bearer authentication). Follow their guide, using the Tomorro server URL and your API key where required. Official guide: Adding an MCP Server — Dust documentation

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Gemini

Google provides its own official documentation on how to connect a custom MCP server to Gemini Enterprise. Follow their guide, using the Tomorro server URL and your API key where required. Official guide: Set up your custom MCP server — Gemini Enterprise documentation

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Copilot

Microsoft provides its own official documentation on how to connect an existing MCP server to a Copilot Studio agent. Follow their guide, using the Tomorro server URL and your API key where required. Official guide: Connect your agent to an existing MCP server — Microsoft Copilot Studio documentation