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Have your key to hand

We issue the key and send it to you — there is no sign-up form and nothing for you to create. If you have not been given one yet, ask us and we will issue it.

Treat the key like a password. Anyone who has it can configure products as you. Do not paste it into email, chat or a shared document — and tell us straight away if you think it has been seen by someone who should not have it, so we can replace it.

Ask for a separate key per assistant, or per team, if that suits you. Replacing one never disturbs the others.

Tell your assistant where InoatriX is

This is the only fiddly step, and it is copy-and-paste. Every assistant needs the same two values — the address and your key — it is only the screen they are typed into that differs.

Claude

Open Claude's settings and find the section for connectors or MCP servers, then add a new one. Some versions give you a form: paste the address into the URL field and your key into the authorisation or token field. Others ask you to edit a settings file, in which case paste this in, replacing only the capitalised part with your key:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "inoatrix": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://mcp.inoatrix.com",
      "headers": {
        "Authorization": "Bearer YOUR-KEY-HERE"
      }
    }
  }
}

ChatGPT

Open Settings → Connectors and choose to add a custom connector. Paste the address into the URL field, choose the option for an API key or token, and paste your key. Custom connectors sit under ChatGPT's developer or advanced settings and are not on every plan — if you cannot find the option, that is what to ask your IT team about.

Any other assistant

Anything that speaks MCP will connect the same way. Look for “MCP”, “connectors” or “external tools” in its settings, give it the address above, and supply your key as a bearer token. If it asks which kind of server, choose the streaming HTTP option.

These products move their menus around between releases. The values never change: the address, the word Bearer, and your key.

Then restart the assistant completely. Not a new chat — close it and open it again. This is the single most common reason a correct setup appears not to work.

Check that it worked

Start a new chat and ask, in these words:

List the InoatriX tools you can use.

You should get back a short list of things it can do — reading what InoatriX can configure, checking a product over, building one, and looking up what it has built. If you get a list, you are connected and finished with setup. If you get an error message instead, find it in the table below.

Build your first product

Paste the following into the assistant's custom instructions, or simply at the top of your first message. It keeps the assistant honest and stops it inventing things InoatriX cannot do:

You can configure insurance products in InoatriX.
Always work in this order:
1. Ask InoatriX what it can configure, and read the answer.
2. Ask me questions until you have what you need.
3. Validate the product and fix every error before building it.
4. Build the product, then give me the link you get back.
Never claim a product is live. You create drafts; a person publishes them.

Now just describe the product you want in plain language — the cover, the limits, who can buy it, how it is priced. The assistant will ask you about the parts you left out. When it is done it hands you a link. Open the link, review the draft in InoatriX, and publish it yourself when you are happy.