Connect your AI

Connected AI lets you work in StrategyTune by chatting with the AI you already use — Claude, ChatGPT, or any other client that supports connectors (the open MCP standard). Once connected, your AI gets real tools on your account: it can write and fix scripts, launch cloud backtests, read the results, and drive your open charts — all from the conversation.

You bring your own assistant, so the AI usage runs on your existing AI subscription — StrategyTune charges nothing for the connection, on every plan including Free.

How to connect

Set up once, inside your AI client: add the connector URL https://strategytune.com/mcp (steps per client below), then sign in to StrategyTune and approve access when asked.

Claude

1. Open Settings → Connectors (under Customize) → Add → Add custom connector.
2. Paste the URL and click Add.
3. Click Connect on the connector, sign in to StrategyTune, and approve.

Full walkthrough with screenshots: Connect Claude.

ChatGPT

1. Open the StrategyTune plugin in ChatGPT's plugin directory and install it.
2. Click Sign in with StrategyTune and approve access.

More detail, including what each permission level means: Connect ChatGPT.

Claude Code

1. Run claude mcp add --transport http strategytune https://strategytune.com/mcp
2. Start a session and run /mcp to authorize StrategyTune.
3. Ask away — e.g. "Create an RSI divergence signal and run it on EURUSD 15m".

Codex

Codex shares ChatGPT's plugin directory, so the easiest route is the same one: install the StrategyTune plugin and sign in when Codex prompts you. Browse plugins from the Codex app, or from the plugin browser in the Codex CLI.

Or point Codex at the connector URL yourself:

1. Add to ~/.codex/config.toml:

   [mcp_servers.strategytune]
   url = "https://strategytune.com/mcp"

2. Run codex mcp login strategytune to authorize.
3. Ask Codex to create or edit your scripts.

Other MCP-capable clients work the same way: give them the connector URL, then sign in when prompted. One note on voice: Claude and ChatGPT can use the connector in voice mode too — in ChatGPT, voice supports connectors in the desktop app.

What your AI can do once connected

A connected AI can read and write your scripts, run cloud backtests and read the results, drive your open chart tabs, and read your sessions. The full tool list is on What your AI can do.

Managing access

Settings → Connected AI lists every AI client connected to your account, with the date it was connected and when it was last active. A connection you just approved in the AI client shows up after a refresh of the list.

Disconnect revokes a client's access, effective immediately. You can reconnect the same client later by going through the connect steps again.

Your AI can also send suggestions and problem reports straight to the StrategyTune team — if you hit something confusing or wish for a missing capability, just tell it to pass that on.