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In Claude (claude.ai or Claude Desktop):

1. In the left-hand menu, open “Customize”, then the “Connectors” tab.

2. Click “Add” at the top right, then “Add custom connector”. Enter the name “News Tank Quid+”, paste the copied address into the MCP server URL field, then “Continue”.

3. Claude checks the server and shows the detected settings: keep “Sign in now” and “Use Claude’s published identity”, then click “Add”.

4. On the connector page, click “Connect”: the News Tank sign-in page opens — sign in as you do on the website (your email, then the code you receive or your password) and, the first time, tick “I accept the News Tank terms of use” if it is shown, then click “Authorize access”. No key to enter.

5. To check it works: start a new conversation and ask a news question about your sector. Claude asks you to approve the use of the News Tank tools, then the answer should cite News Tank articles.

In ChatGPT, on the web:

1. Open “Plugins”, then click “Add” at the top right of the page and choose “Add custom MCP server”.

2. “Name”: enter “News Tank Quid+”. “Description (optional)”: for example “Search my News Tank content”.

3. “Connection”: keep the “Server URL” tab and paste the address copied above without changing it. “Authentication”: “OAuth”.

4. Tick “I understand and want to continue”, then click “Create as a plugin”.

5. In the ChatGPT window that appears next, click the button to continue to News Tank Quid+. When the News Tank window opens, sign in as you do on the website (your email, then the code you receive or your password) then tick “I accept the News Tank terms of use” if it is shown and click “Authorize access”. There is no key to enter.

6. Return to the plugin page and check that the News Tank Quid+ tools are listed. If they are missing, select “Refresh”.

7. Start a new conversation, type “@” and choose News Tank Quid+ (“@News Tank Quid+”), then ask a news question about your sector. The answer should cite News Tank articles.

Can’t see “Add” in Plugins? In a managed workspace, an administrator may need to allow custom MCP servers.

In Mistral Vibe:

1. In the left-hand menu, open Context → Connectors, then add a connector.

2. On the page that opens, choose to add a custom connector (top right).

3. Enter the connector name “News Tank Quid+” and paste the copied address as the server. Authentication switches to OAuth 2.1 on its own: confirm to add the connector.

4. On the connector page, click to connect: the News Tank sign-in page opens — sign in as you do on the website (your email, then the code you receive or your password) and, the first time, tick “I accept the News Tank terms of use” if it is shown, then click “Authorize access”.

5. The connection shows as valid, with the News Tank tools listed: try it or start a new chat.

On a Team or Enterprise account, adding it may be restricted to the administrator: send them this page.

In Gemini, via your administrator — Gemini Enterprise only (the consumer app only allows it in the US, in English and with a personal Google account):

1. Send the address above to your Google Cloud administrator: they add the server under the name “News Tank Quid+”, as a “Custom MCP Server” (OAuth authorization, Streamable HTTP transport). They will need an OAuth client ID and secret: they create these themselves by following the administrator guide.

2. News Tank Quid+ then appears in Gemini; on first use, sign in with your News Tank account, tick “I accept the News Tank terms of use” if it is shown, then click “Authorize access”.

In Microsoft 365 Copilot, via your administrator (the consumer Copilot does not accept custom connectors):

1. Send the address above to your Microsoft 365 administrator: in the Microsoft 365 admin center, they create a connector to an MCP server named “News Tank Quid+” (OAuth 2.0 authentication), then deploy it to your organization. Microsoft asks them for an OAuth client ID and secret: they create these themselves by following the administrator guide.

2. With a Microsoft 365 Copilot license, then connect to it in Copilot under “Settings” → “Sources”, using your News Tank account (your email, then the code you receive or your password), then tick “I accept the News Tank terms of use” if it is shown and click “Authorize access”.

In Perplexity:

1. In the sidebar, open “Plugins” (or “Customize” → “Connectors” if you don’t see “Plugins” yet).

2. Add a custom connector (“Add custom” → “Connector” → “Add MCP connector”), then choose “Remote”: name it “News Tank Quid+”, paste the copied address, “Streamable HTTP” transport, “OAuth” authentication.

3. Tick the confirmation box, then “Add”.

4. Click the News Tank Quid+ card that just appeared: a News Tank window opens — sign in as you do on the website, tick “I accept the News Tank terms of use” if it is shown, then click “Authorize access”.

On an Enterprise account, your administrator must first allow custom connectors.

In Mammouth (mammouth.ai):

1. Open your account’s connectors page (mammouth.ai/app/account/settings/connectors) and click the “Custom MCP” tile.

2. Tick “I understand and trust this server”, then “Continue”.

3. Name the connector “News Tank Quid+”, paste the copied address into the server URL field, then “Continue”.

4. Choose “Automatic connection”, “Continue”, then “Add Custom MCP”.

5. A News Tank window opens right away: sign in if you are not already (your email, then the code you receive or your password), tick “I accept the News Tank terms of use” if it is shown and click “Authorize access”.

The “use in chats” toggle then switches on automatically: Mammouth uses the connector whenever your question calls for it.