Connect Superhive to Claude

• •Read today: open and completed tasks, events and the day's numbers.
• •Tasks: list, search, add in the quick-add language ("Call Ana tomorrow 5pm p1 #Launch"), edit, complete, reschedule, delete, or move every overdue task to one day.
• •Goals: list them, read a goal's path and steps, log progress on a number, complete, add or edit checkpoints.
• •Calendar: list events, create or move them, repeats included, and time-block a task onto the calendar.
• •Inbox: read subjects, senders and summaries, archive or snooze. It never sends mail.
• •Countdowns: list, add, remove.

It cannot change your settings, your sign-in, your connected accounts or your friends, and it never sees your password. Everything it does goes through the same checks as a tap in the app.

Every app below asks for the same address. There is no key to copy: the app sends you to superhive.app to sign in and approve, the way a Google sign-in works.

https://superhive-api.vercel.app/v1/mcp

1. 1.
   Open Settings, then Connectors.
2. 2.
   Choose Add custom connector.
3. 3.
   Name it Superhive and paste the address above. Add it.
4. 4.
   Press Connect. A browser tab opens on superhive.app; sign in if you are not already.
5. 5.
   Decide whether Claude may make changes, or only look, and press Allow.
6. 6.
   Back in Claude, turn Superhive on in a chat from the tools menu. Ask it what is on today.

If you do not see Connectors, your Claude plan may not include custom connectors yet. Claude Code below works on every plan that includes Claude Code.

In a terminal, once:

claude mcp add --transport http --scope user superhive https://superhive-api.vercel.app/v1/mcp

Then inside a session type /mcp, pick superhive and sign in when the browser opens. The user scope makes it available in every project; leave it out to connect one project only.

Any app that speaks MCP over HTTP and can sign in with OAuth works the same way. Cursor takes this in its MCP settings:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "superhive": { "url": "https://superhive-api.vercel.app/v1/mcp" }
  }
}

Elsewhere, paste the address wherever the app asks for a remote MCP server. An app that only takes an API key cannot connect: Superhive does not issue keys, on purpose.

The approval page has one switch, Allow changes. Turn it off and the app can see everything and change nothing; a request to add or edit comes back with a plain message saying so. To give an app write access later, disconnect it in Settings and connect again.

• •60 tool calls a minute per account.
• •1,000 tool calls a day per account, reset at midnight in your timezone.
• •10 connected apps at a time.

The limits are there to stop a runaway agent, not to ration you: a day of real use is a few dozen calls. When one is reached, Claude sees a short message saying so and nothing is lost. Settings shows how much of today's allowance has been used.

Open Settings in the app or at superhive.app, find Connected apps and press Disconnect. The app is refused on its very next call, whatever it still holds. You can also remove Superhive from the app's own settings; both do the same thing. A connection that goes unused for 90 days ends on its own.

• •The connection is OAuth 2.1 with PKCE. The app never sees your password and never holds your app session.
• •Its tokens only work on the MCP server. They open nothing else, and a session from the app opens nothing here.
• •Access lasts an hour at a time and is renewed quietly. Renewing rotates the token; a token reused after it was rotated ends the whole connection, because that is what a leak looks like.
• •Every call is logged with the app and the tool, which is what the Connected apps list is built from. The content of your tasks is not logged.
• •Nothing an assistant does through Superhive is used to train a model, by us or by anyone else.

If an app says the connection failed, disconnect it on both sides and connect again; a request to connect lasts 10 minutes, so an old tab can be the whole problem. If that does not fix it, write to hello@superhive.app with the name of the app.