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Version: 8.1

Connect Your Dynamic MCP to Claude

Once you've created a Dynamic MCP in Actions Pro, you can connect it to Claude Code so that Claude can discover and invoke your workflows directly. This means instead of manually triggering runbooks or copying data between tools, you can ask Claude to do it in plain language.

Before you begin: You'll need a Dynamic MCP already created and set to Deployed status. See Create and Configure an MCP Server if you haven't done that yet. You'll also need Claude Code installed on your machine.

What This Enables​

Once connected, Claude will be able to see all the skills you've exposed on your Dynamic MCP and invoke them on your behalf. For example, if your MCP includes a "Jira Issue Triage" skill, you could say:

"Triage the open Jira issues in the ENG project and flag anything breaching SLA."

Claude will call the right skill with the right inputs — no manual steps required.

Step 1: Get Your Endpoint Details​

  1. Navigate to MCP Servers and open your Dynamic MCP.
  2. From the endpoint panel, copy your Endpoint URL from the Connect panel.
  3. If your MCP uses Basic Auth or OAuth, have your credentials ready — you'll need them in the next step.

Step 2: Add the MCP Server to Claude Code​

Open your terminal and run the following command, replacing the URL and name with your own:

No authentication (None):

claude mcp add --transport http --scope local my-mcp-server https://api.resolve.ai/v1/mcp/{your-slug}/run

Basic Auth:

claude mcp add --transport http --scope local my-mcp-server https://api.resolve.ai/v1/mcp/{your-slug}/run --header "Authorization: Basic {your-credentials}"

OAuth:

claude mcp add --transport http --scope local my-mcp-server https://api.resolve.ai/v1/mcp/{your-slug}/run --header "Authorization: Bearer {your-token}"
note

Replace my-mcp-server with a short, memorable name for this connection — it's just a label for your own reference.

Step 3: Verify the Connection​

To confirm Claude can see your MCP, run:

claude mcp list

Your server should appear in the list. If it does, you're ready to go.

Step 4: Start Using It​

Open Claude Code and describe what you want to do in plain language. Claude will identify the right skill from your MCP, confirm the inputs it needs, and run it.

A few examples of what you might ask:

  • "Query the ServiceNow CMDB for all CIs related to the payments service."
  • "Check CloudWatch for any alarms that have breached thresholds in the last 24 hours."
  • "Triage open Jira issues in ENG and flag anything past SLA."

Claude will let you know what it's doing and ask for any missing inputs before invoking a skill.

Removing the Connection​

If you need to disconnect the MCP from Claude Code, run:

claude mcp remove my-mcp-server

This removes it from Claude Code only — your Dynamic MCP in Actions Pro remains active and unchanged.