Mingloft

Connect Mingloft to
your favorite AI

Plan events from Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any MCP client.

1

Get your Claude.ai URL

In Account settings → MCP Connections, create a connection. The dialog gives you a Claude.ai URL with your access key built in — Claude needs just that one paste.

https://mcp.mingloft.com/mcp/<access-key>

The URL contains your access key, so treat it like a password.

Open Account settings
2

Go to Claude → Connectors

In claude.ai or Claude desktop, go to Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector. Name it Mingloft and paste your Claude.ai URL — there are no other fields to fill in.

Open Claude Connectors
3

Connect and start planning

Once the connection shows up, ask Claude to start planning your events.

What Mingloft Can Do

I want to plan a corporate networking event for 150 guests with a budget of £10,000. Can you put together a complete event plan?

Claude is requesting access to Mingloft

This request will:

Create an event → Build a budget → Generate a timeline → Recommend vendors

Always allowDeny

Done! I've put together a complete corporate networking event for 150 guests with a £10,000 budget.

View event in Mingloft

How Mingloft's MCP Works

User prompt from connected AI assistant

AI assistant reads the request

Mingloft MCP Authorises and routes

Planning engine: Budgets, venues, timelines

Results directly in the chat, ready to review

Everything worth knowing before you connect.

Got more questions? Reach out to us

What is an MCP connector?

MCP is an open standard that lets an assistant call real tools instead of guessing. Mingloft’s connector exposes your events, budgets, vendors and guest lists over that standard. Once it is connected, planning happens in the assistant you already use, while the data stays in Mingloft.

Which assistants can I use?
Is my event details safe?
Does it work with events I already have?
What is the assistant allowed to change?
Do I need a developer to set this up?