Retia speaks MCP, so any MCP-capable agent connects the same way. Grab your token, point your agent at Retia, and your vault is live across every device.
Sign in and create a connection token from your dashboard. It's how your agent proves it's you — treat it like a password. Open dashboard →
STEP 2 — In Claude, open Settings → Connectors, add a custom connector, and paste the Retia URL with your token. That's it — Retia appears in your tool list.
STEP 2 — One command in your terminal. Retia registers as an MCP server and is available in every Claude Code session.
STEP 2 — Add Retia to your Codex MCP config. Point it at the URL with your token, and Codex coordinates over the same vault as your other agents.
STEP 2 — In Cursor, open Settings → MCP, add a new server with the Retia URL and your token. Retia's tools become available to Cursor's agent.
STEP 2 — ChatGPT supports remote MCP servers, but the setting is tucked away. Enable Developer Mode first, then add Retia. Available on Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise & Edu plans — not on free.
STEP 2 — Retia connects to Gemini through the Gemini CLI. The consumer Gemini app doesn't support custom MCP servers yet, but the CLI does — add Retia to your config.
Your token grants access to your vault. Never commit it to a repo, paste it in shared chats, or hard-code it where others can read it. If a token leaks, revoke it from your dashboard and issue a new one — old tokens stop working immediately.
Ask your agent to list your projects, or to fetch your project's DNA. If it answers from your vault, you're live — across this device and every other one you connect.