Connect your assistant

1. 1 In Claude, open Customize → Connectors and choose Add custom connector.
2. 2 Name it ReviseMy and paste the address.
3. 3 Claude opens ReviseMy. Click Connect, and you’re done.

https://revisemy.com/mcp/revisemy

ReviseMy is connected. Run a design checkup on the work I just changed. Call create_review with exactly one source: capture_url true and page_url for a public page, or images as data URLs for local UI. The review board renders inline here. Also paste review_url in your reply. Poll get_review and follow next_action until I approve. Do not mark your own work verified.

1. 1 In ChatGPT, open Settings → Connectors and add a custom connector.
2. 2 Paste the address.
3. 3 ChatGPT opens ReviseMy. Click Connect, and you’re done.

https://revisemy.com/mcp/revisemy

ReviseMy is connected. Run a design checkup on the work I just changed. Call create_review with exactly one source: capture_url true and page_url for a public page, or images as data URLs for local UI. ChatGPT does not render the inline board, so paste review_url in your reply and wait. Poll get_review and follow next_action until I approve.

The ChatGPT app only connects by signing in, so there’s no token to paste.

1. 1 Click Add to Cursor and confirm in Cursor.
2. 2 Cursor opens ReviseMy to sign in. Click Connect.

ReviseMy is connected. Run a design checkup on the work I just changed. Call create_review with exactly one source: images as data URLs for the local UI, or capture_url true and page_url for a public page. Paste review_url in your reply. Poll get_review and follow next_action until I approve. Human marks in work_packets.pins are authoritative.

1. 1 Click Add to VS Code and confirm in VS Code.
2. 2 VS Code opens ReviseMy to sign in. Click Connect.

ReviseMy is connected. Run a design checkup on the work I just changed. Call create_review with exactly one source: images as data URLs for the local UI, or capture_url true and page_url for a public page. The review can render inline. Also paste review_url. Poll get_review and follow next_action until I approve.

1. 1 Run the command in your project.
2. 2 Run /mcp, choose revisemy, and sign in. Click Connect.

claude mcp add --transport http revisemy https://revisemy.com/mcp/revisemy

ReviseMy is connected. Run a design checkup on the work I just changed. Call create_review with exactly one source: images as data URLs for local UI, or capture_url true and page_url for a public page. Paste review_url in your reply — this host has no inline board. Poll get_review and follow next_action until I approve.

1. 1 In Grok, open Connectors → New Connector and choose Custom.
2. 2 Name it ReviseMy and paste the address.
3. 3 Grok opens ReviseMy. Click Connect, and you’re done.
4. 4 If it connects and create_review never shows up, remove it and paste the same origin with /mcp/revisemy-grok. Grok caches a failed URL.

https://revisemy.com/mcp/revisemy

ReviseMy is connected. Run a design checkup on the work I just changed. Call create_review with exactly one source: capture_url true and page_url for a public page, or images as data URLs for local UI. Grok does not render the inline board, so the reply must include the review_url on its own line. Poll get_review and follow next_action until I approve.

The custom connector signs in. It has no field for a try token. The command line can still send one as a Bearer header.

1. 1 Get a try token.
2. 2 Paste the message below to Muse. It keeps the token in its own credential store.

Signing in to a connector in Muse is still rough, so a token is the dependable way for now.

1. 1 Get a try token, and keep it in a variable with the line below.
2. 2 Add the block to ~/.codex/config.toml.
3. 3 Paste the prompt to Codex once the server is listed.