Claude Desktop and Claude.ai
The steps are the same in the desktop app and on Claude.ai. In a Team or Enterprise workspace, an Owner or Primary Owner must first add Onsomble under Organization settings → Connectors. Enterprise users with the Manage access to Libraries permission can also add it. Members then connect to Onsomble individually.1
Open connector settings
Go to Customize → Connectors and choose Add custom connector.
In a workspace, select the Onsomble connector your organisation has already
added and choose Connect instead.
2
Paste the connection
When adding a new connector, paste the address above, name it Onsomble,
and add it. Skip this step if you selected an existing workspace connector.
3
Sign in and approve
Choose sign in now, sign in to Onsomble in the browser that opens, and
approve access. Claude marks the connector as connected.
Claude Code
Add the server with one command:1
Authenticate
Type
/mcp, select Onsomble, and choose Authenticate.2
Approve
Sign in to Onsomble in the browser that opens and approve access.
Use it
Name Onsomble in your first message and name the Site you mean. A few to start with are on the overview. To make Claude read the results like an analyst, install the Onsomble skills alongside the connection.API keys for scripts and CI
For an automated setup, a shared repository, or the Claude API, authenticate with an Onsomble API key instead of signing in. Create one in Settings → Account → API Keys: see the API overview. Keys start withons_ and are shown once at creation.
Claude Code, shared across a repository
Commit a.mcp.json at the project root and keep the key in an environment variable, so nothing secret lands in the file:
ONSOMBLE_API_KEY in their shell.