In Claude
- 1In Claude, open Settings, then Connectors.
- 2Choose Add custom connector, name it Nvoka and paste your link.
- 3Sign in to Nvoka when asked and approve.
Connect your AI
Save a prompt the moment you write it, find the one you need, and fill in its blanks, all without leaving the chat. It takes about two minutes to set up.
Your connector link
https://nvoka.com/mcpYou need a Nvoka account. Start free if you don't have one yet.
Assistant menus move around between versions. If a step looks different, look for Connectors, Apps or Developer mode in your AI's settings.
Search your library and team workspaces, open a prompt, and fill in its blanks right in the chat.
Your AI writes what changes each time as {{blanks}}, adds tags, the AI tools it's for, a category and an icon, and asks before it saves.
Browse hundreds of reviewed prompts and copy the ones you like into your own library.
It can search and open the prompts you can see in Nvoka, including your team workspaces, fill in their blanks, save new prompts when you ask, and browse the Public Library. It can't edit, delete, share or publish anything.
ChatGPT and Claude, through their connector settings. Nvoka uses the open Model Context Protocol (MCP), so more tools can follow.
Yes. Free accounts hold 30 prompts. When your library is full, your AI tells you nothing was saved and how to make room or upgrade. Pro has no prompt limit.
Nothing that's already there. It can save new prompts when you ask, but it can't edit, delete, share or publish anything.
Only what your own account can see: your library, the team workspaces you belong to, and the Public Library. Every request runs as you.
In Nvoka, open Settings, then AI assistants, and choose Disconnect. You can also remove the connector in ChatGPT or Claude. Either one stops access straight away.
Yes. You'll enter your code when you approve the connection, as you do when you sign in.