One connector gives your AI agent both halves of Tagada: the CRM (stores, funnels, orders, setup checks) and Studio (your pages, edited live). Nothing to install: it takes about five minutes, whichever AI you use.
Studio needs a store on CRM V3. Your agent can only edit a page in Studio when the store runs on the new dashboard (v3.tagada.io). On a store still on CRM V2, the CRM tools work but Studio does not connect, and Studio shows “This store runs on CRM V2”. The CRM tools work on both.
What you need
- A Tagada account with access to the store you want to work on.
- An AI client that supports remote MCP connectors (the tabs below). On team plans, adding a connector is often an admin’s job; each member then only signs in.
1. Add the connector
Pick your AI. In Studio, the MCP not connected badge at the top opens the same steps, with the address of your environment already filled in.
Claude
ChatGPT
Le Chat (Mistral)
Gemini CLI
Claude Code
Cursor
Codex
Other clients
Claude on the web, desktop and mobile share one connector.
- Open Settings → Connectors and click Add custom connector.
- Name it Tagada and paste
https://api.tagada.io/api/mcp. Leave the OAuth fields empty, then click Add.
- Click Connect next to the connector and sign in with your Tagada account.
Custom connectors work on every plan; the Free plan allows one. On Team and Enterprise plans, an owner adds the connector once in Organization settings → Connectors, then each member only signs in. Custom connectors sit behind developer mode (web app, paid plan).
- Switch on developer mode in ChatGPT’s settings.
- Add a custom connector and paste
https://api.tagada.io/api/mcp.
- Sign in with your Tagada account when ChatGPT asks.
On Business and Enterprise workspaces, an admin may have to allow connected data before it appears.
- Open Connectors, click Add Connector and choose the Custom MCP Connector tab.
- Name it Tagada, paste
https://api.tagada.io/api/mcp and click Connect.
- Sign in with your Tagada account, then turn Tagada on in the chat’s tools menu.
Only a workspace admin can add a connector. On Free, Pro and Student plans, that is the account owner.Then, in Gemini CLI, run /mcp auth tagada and sign in with your Tagada account. Add --scope user to use it in every project. Then run /mcp, pick tagada and sign in with your Tagada account. Add this to .cursor/mcp.json, or to your global Cursor settings:Cursor asks you to sign in the first time it calls a Tagada tool. Any client speaking Streamable HTTP with OAuth 2.1 works, usually with this config:Restart the client after saving its config: most only read it at startup. https://api.tagada.dev/api/mcp instead.
2. Try the CRM
Start a new chat, check that Tagada is turned on in your client’s tools menu, and ask:
“List my Tagada stores.”
Your agent answers with your stores. Then try:
- “Show me the funnel of store X.”
- “Check store X for setup problems.”
- “Why are cards declined on store X?”
Your agent asks before it runs a tool that changes something. Read what it is about to do before you allow it.
3. Edit a page in Studio
Open the page
Open the page in Studio from the CRM V3 dashboard, signed in with the same Tagada account as your agent. You can also ask your agent: “Give me the Studio link for the checkout page of store X.”
Keep the tab open
The tab connects by itself: there is nothing to click. Your agent works through it, so leave it open while you work. The badge at the top of Studio turns green when your agent reaches the tab.
Check the connection
Ask: “Which Studio tabs do I have open?” Your agent lists your tab with its store and page.
- “Show me the structure of the page.”
- “Change the main heading to ‘Hello World’.” The change appears live in the Studio tab.
- “Take a mobile screenshot of the page.”
- “Save the page.”
Saving publishes. Studio has no draft: a save puts the page live at its funnel address. Edits stay in the open tab until the page is saved, and you can undo them in Studio, so look at the result before you ask your agent to save.
Troubleshooting
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