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NeetoKB hosts the MCP server, so there is nothing to install or run locally. Add it to your assistant, then restart the assistant to make the neetokb tools available.

Server details

Which method does your assistant use?

The credential decides what the assistant can reach, so read Authentication before you pick.

OAuth assistants

Nothing to copy: add the server URL and approve the sign-in prompt.
Open Settings → Connectors → Add → Add custom connector, give it a Name such as NeetoKB, and paste the server URL:
Save it, then click Connect on the new connector and approve the NeetoKB sign-in prompt. Works on claude.ai, the Claude desktop app, and Cowork.

API key assistants

Replace YOUR_API_KEY with your NeetoKB API key in each example below.
These files hold your API key in plain text, and some of them live inside a project you may share. Keep .vscode/mcp.json out of version control - add it to .gitignore before you commit - and never push any of these files to a public repository.
Add the server to ~/.claude.json:
Or add it from the terminal:
Save the file, then restart Claude Code.

Verify the connection

After your assistant reloads, confirm that neetokb is listed among its tools. Then try a prompt such as “Search my NeetoKB articles for billing.” Find more in Examples.