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Connecting Claude Code

For a site you build in code: one command adds ResilientNiche to Claude Code, so it can put your finished pages into the project. The steps and what to do when it fails.

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

If your site is a code project (Next.js, Astro, or a site Claude Code built for you), Claude Code can read a finished page from us and add it to the project the way your other pages are built. To plan and write pages from a chat instead, use Connecting Claude.

The steps

  1. 1
    claude mcp add --transport http resilientniche https://resilientniche.com/api/mcp

    Run this in your site's project folder.

  2. 2

    In Claude Code, type /mcp, choose resilientniche, then Authenticate.

  3. 3

    Click Approve in the ResilientNiche tab that opens. Sign in first if it asks, with the email your plan is on.

  4. 4

    Send this in Claude Code, in your site's project.

    Add my latest finished ResilientNiche page to this site.

Run the command inside your site's project folder. Claude Code keeps the connection for that project, so it's there whenever you work on the site.

How the page goes live

Claude Code adds the page to your project. It goes live the way the rest of your site does: when you commit, push, and your host deploys. Once it's live, we find it ourselves on the next check, or you can record where it lives straight away.

If it goes wrong

  • /mcp doesn't list resilientniche. The command was run in a different folder. Run it again inside the project, then restart Claude Code.
  • It connected to the wrong account. Sign in to ResilientNiche with the email your plan is on, then in /mcp choose resilientniche and authenticate again.
  • You can't sign in through a browser (a remote machine, CI). Create an access token under Settings, then Connections, then For developers, and send it as a header instead; the developer reference shows how.

Disconnecting

Settings, then Connections: under AI tools, open the menu next to Claude Code and choose Disconnect. To take it out of the project too, run claude mcp remove resilientniche in the project folder.

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Updated October 19, 2026