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Connect Claude to Phasoric

Start with Prepare your Phasoric vault. Claude's remote connectors and Claude Code use different setup paths.

Claude remote connector

  1. On an eligible individual plan, open Customize → Connectors in Claude. Choose + → Add custom connector.
  2. Enter Phasoric as the name where requested and use this remote URL:
https://phasoric.com/api/mcp
  1. Leave optional advanced client credentials empty: Phasoric supports public-client registration. Add the connector, then choose Connect to sign in to Phasoric and review consent.
  2. Enable Phasoric for the conversation from + → Connectors. Ask it to list your authorized vaults.

For Team/Enterprise, an owner first adds it under Organization settings → Connectors → Add → Custom → Web; members then connect individually. Remote connectors are brokered through Claude's cloud, including when used from Desktop or Cowork. Do not place this URL into a local stdio-only desktop configuration.

See Claude's official remote-connector instructions for current plan and administration requirements.

Claude Code

  1. In your terminal, add Phasoric as a remote HTTP MCP server:
claude mcp add --transport http phasoric https://phasoric.com/api/mcp
  1. Start Claude Code and use /mcp to inspect the server and complete its OAuth authentication flow.
  2. Approve the requested Phasoric permissions, then ask Claude Code to list your vaults and read one project note.

This command uses Claude Code's default configuration scope. Consult the Claude Code MCP guide if you need user-wide or project-shared configuration. Add to your existing configuration rather than replacing other servers.

Verify before writing

Ask “What did we decide in this project? Cite the source note.” Then use the write-preview workflow if the mapping permits changes. A setup guide does not mean every Claude client version has passed a Phasoric end-to-end test.