Connect your AI
Zegazone plugs into your AI over MCP — one server, the same tools everywhere. Once it's connected, your agent can read, organise and publish your library for you.
Fastest way: paste this at your AI
It tells your agent to connect itself if it can — and if it can't, to stop and give you the steps for the app you're in, rather than guessing.
Or add it yourself
Chat apps can't add servers to themselves — you add the connector once in their settings, and it stays.
Claude
claude.ai, desktop and mobilePaste the URL above, click Add, and complete the browser login. You only do this once — the connector is attached to your Claude account, so it shows up in the desktop app and on mobile too.
ChatGPT
custom MCP needs developer modeConnect the URL above and complete the login.
Claude Code, Cursor, Gemini CLI, OpenClaw
self-configuringThese can add the server themselves — paste the setup text above and your agent will do it. Exact config, OAuth scopes and the local install are in the developer docs.
Any other app
catch-allLook for Connectors, MCP servers or Integrationsin its settings and add the URL above as a remote MCP server. If you can't find it, the app probably doesn't support MCP yet.
Hands-off: OpenClaw, from Telegram
OpenClaw is a full agent that connects over the same server and can drive every part of Zegazone — creating collections, uploading media, managing sharing and collaborators, even controlling the player.
You talk to it through Telegram: message your OpenClaw agent in a chat and it acts on your library for you — no config file, no terminal. Pair once, then ask it in plain language to file away what your other agents make.
Building against Zegazone, or want the full tool list, OAuth scopes and REST contract? Developer docs →