Connecting Claude (claude.ai and the desktop app)

Add ResilientNiche to Claude as a connector, so you can plan, write and publish your pages from a chat. The steps, what to do when it fails, and how to disconnect.

Where it is: Settings, then Connections, then Add an AI tool, then Claude. Open it

Connected, Claude can see your questions, your drafts and your business details, write a page for the question you pick, fill in the blanks with you, and publish it when you say so. It takes about two minutes, once. The Claude desktop app uses the same connectors as claude.ai, so connecting one connects both.

If you build your site in code with Claude Code, use Connecting Claude Code instead.

The steps

1
Open Claude's connector form. It opens on Add custom connector.
2
Paste these two in:
NameResilientNiche
Addresshttps://resilientniche.com/api/mcp
Click Continue, then Add, then Connect. If Claude says the connection failed, click Connect once more.
3
Click Approve in the ResilientNiche tab that opens. Sign in first if it asks, with the email your plan is on.
4
Start a new chat in Claude and send this. Use a regular chat, not Claude Code.
What should I write next for my site?

The window in Settings ticks the Approve step itself once Claude is connected, so you can see it worked before you start the chat.

If it goes wrong

Claude says the connection failed. Click Connect once more. It can fail the first time and go through on the second.
No ResilientNiche tab opened. Your browser may have blocked it. Allow pop-ups for claude.ai and click Connect again.
It connected to the wrong account. The connection acts as whoever was signed in to ResilientNiche when you clicked Approve. Disconnect it (below), sign in with the email your plan is on, and connect again.
The chat doesn't use it. Check ResilientNiche is switched on in that chat's tools menu, and that you are in a regular chat, not Claude Code.

What it can and can't do

It can read your sites, questions, pages, drafts, wins and business details; track a question you approve; write a draft, which spends your credits the same as writing one here; write what a live page is missing for one question, for you to add; turn a talk into a page; edit your drafts and your business details; publish a finished page through the connection you set up for your site, but only when you ask; and report a problem to us once you agree.

It can't start a scan, delete your account or a site, or touch your billing.

Disconnecting

Settings, then Connections: under AI tools, open the menu next to Claude and choose Disconnect. It stops working on its next request. You can also remove the connector in Claude's own settings.

Building your own agent or calling the server directly? The developer reference has the endpoint, access tokens and every tool.