You’ll need an Arora account. If you don’t have one yet, start at app.aroramcp.com. Then connect your business apps on the Connectors page, so your AI has something to work with.
Claude
Works in Claude on the web and in the desktop app. Once it’s added, it’s available on Claude mobile, too.1
Open connector settings
Go to claude.ai/customize/connectors, or open Customize, then Connectors.
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Add a custom connector
Click Add, then Add custom connector.
Arora, paste the address, and click Continue:3
Confirm the sign-in settings
Claude detects how Arora signs you in, so both settings are already selected for you:
- Authentication: Sign in now
- OAuth client: Use Claude’s published identity
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Sign in to Arora
Click Connect. A window opens where you sign in to Arora. Click Authorize to approve the connection.That’s it. No keys or passwords to copy.
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Try it
Start a new chat and ask for something:
ChatGPT
ChatGPT connects to Arora as a custom MCP server from its Plugins page.1
Open Plugins
Go to chatgpt.com/plugins. Click Add in the top right corner, then Add custom MCP server.
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Fill in the details
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Name:
Arora -
Connection: keep Server URL selected and paste the address:
- Authentication: leave it on OAuth. You don’t need to change anything under Advanced OAuth settings.
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Sign in to Arora
ChatGPT shows a Connect Arora screen explaining permissions. Click Continue to Arora.
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Try it
Start a new chat and ask for something:
Claude Code
Run this in your terminal:/mcp, pick arora, and sign in when the browser opens.
--scope user makes Arora available in every project, not just the folder you ran the command in.
Or ask Claude Code to do it. Copy this prompt into Claude Code:
Antigravity IDE
These steps are for the Antigravity IDE, Google’s VS Code-based editor. Antigravity 2.0 and the Antigravity CLI aren’t covered here yet. The IDE connects to Arora through its MCP settings. You paste a short config once, then sign in.1
Open Antigravity settings
Click Antigravity - Settings in the bottom right corner of the window. Next to Customizations, click Manage.
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Open the MCP config
On the Customizations page, scroll to Installed MCP Servers and click Open MCP Config.
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Add Arora to the config
Paste this into the file, then save it with Cmd+S on a Mac or Ctrl+S on Windows:If the file already lists other servers, add only the
"aroramcp" entry inside "mcpServers".The file can open behind the settings window, and a “Configuring MCP” help panel may cover it. Switch windows to find it, and use the collapse icon in the panel’s top right corner to hide the help.4
Refresh and authenticate
Go back to Customizations and click Refresh. Arora appears as aroramcp with an Authenticate button. An “Unauthorized” message is normal at this point. It means you haven’t signed in yet.Click Authenticate.
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Sign in and paste the code
A browser window opens where you sign in to Arora. When you’re done, it shows a code that starts with 
bridge_code_. Click Copy to Clipboard.6
Check that it's connected
The dot next to aroramcp turns green and shows how many tools are enabled. If it stalls, click Refresh.
Other AI apps
Arora works with any app that supports remote MCP connectors with sign-in. Look for a setting like “add connector” or “add MCP server” and use the same address. Step-by-step guides for more apps are on the way.Next step
Once Arora is connected, set up your instructions so your AI loads your memory and uses Arora’s tools first.If something goes wrong
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The address isn’t accepted. Copy it exactly, including
https://and the/mcpat the end. - Your AI can’t see your apps. Arora can only use the apps you’ve connected. Open app.aroramcp.com/connectors to connect them or check their status.
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You connected a new app and your AI can’t use it yet. Your AI app needs to refresh Arora’s tools to see a newly connected app. In Claude, go to claude.ai/customize/connectors/yours, click Arora, then open the ⋯ menu in the top right corner and choose Refresh tools. In the Antigravity IDE, click Refresh on the Customizations page.
