Kukie.io now connects to the AI app you already use. The AI Connector is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server at https://app.kukie.io/mcp: add that address to Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude Code, Cursor or VS Code, sign in to Kukie.io, and the app can read your sites and, if you allow it, change their banners. As of 23 October 2026, Kukie.io is listed in the Claude Connectors Directory, and its ChatGPT listing is in review with OpenAI.
Ask which of your sites need attention, what the latest scan found or how visitors answered your banner last month, and the app answers from your own account. Ask it to change the button colours or add a language, and it shows you a preview first. The AI Connector is included on the Agency and Unlimited plans (the pricing page compares them). Kukie.io runs no AI model of its own: the model belongs to the app you connect.
Seven ways in, one address
Every app adds the same address, and what differs is where you paste it and how the app signs in. Most apps sign in with OAuth and register themselves, so there is no client ID or secret to copy. The AI Connector feature page shows the setup for each app side by side.
| App | How you add it | Where it stands |
|---|---|---|
| Claude | From the Kukie.io listing in the Claude Connectors Directory, or as a custom connector on claude.ai or in Claude Desktop | Listed since 21 October 2026 |
| ChatGPT | As a custom MCP server under chatgpt.com/plugins, where your ChatGPT plan allows it | Directory listing in review with OpenAI since 23 October 2026 |
| Gemini | As a custom app in Gemini's connected apps, with no client ID or secret | Works on accounts where Google offers custom apps |
| Claude Code | One command in a terminal, shown below the table | Works today |
| Cursor and VS Code | The editor's MCP settings, with GitHub Copilot in VS Code | Works today |
| Muse, n8n and scripts | An AI key sent in the Authorization header | Works today, for apps that cannot sign in with OAuth |
For Claude Code, run this, then type /mcp in Claude Code and choose Kukie to sign in:
claude mcp add --transport http kukie https://app.kukie.io/mcpApps that discover servers on their own can find the connector too. On 23 October 2026 it was published in the official MCP Registry as io.kukie/ai-connector, the catalogue that MCP clients read. The Model Context Protocol itself is an open standard, which is why one address serves every app on the list.
What it reads for you
A connection granted read only access gets 20 read tools and nothing else. They cover your sites and their setup status, scan results and what changed since the scan before, cookies and the categories they wait for, the third-party providers a scan found and whether your published privacy policy names them, banner settings and texts, region rules, consent figures over a period, single consent records looked up by their consent ID, uptime, the status of your legal documents and the history of AI changes.
Some questions that work well as a first try:
- Which of my Kukie.io sites need attention?
- What did the latest scan of my shop find, and what is new since the scan before?
- Does my published privacy policy name every provider the scan found?
- How did visitors answer my banner over the last 30 days?
Some things never leave Kukie.io through the connector: a visitor's IP address, identifier or page address, and a team member's email address. A consent record comes back with its action, categories, date, country and banner version, and nothing that identifies the visitor. Text that came from a scanned page is cleaned and marked as untrusted before the app sees it.
Every change is previewed, confirmed and undoable
A connection granted Read and make changes adds 10 change tools: the banner's appearance, behaviour, languages and texts, region rules, integrations, Google's recommended banner text, cookie categories, starting a scan and undoing a change. None of them can change anything in one step.
- Ask for the change in your own words, such as "make the buttons on my shop our brand colour".
- The app asks Kukie.io for a preview. It lists each setting with its value now and after, and Kukie.io's warnings, such as a Reject all button the change would hide.
- The app shows you the preview. Claude and ChatGPT ask you before they use a change tool, unless you set them to approve tools on their own.
- The app sends the change with the preview's receipt, which works once and expires after 15 minutes. Kukie.io applies exactly what was previewed and refuses if someone changed one of those settings in the meantime.
- Undo it from the app, or with Revert under AI changes in your Kukie.io dashboard. A setting someone changed again since the AI change is never overwritten.
A started scan is the one change that cannot be undone, and the preview says so. Limits keep a busy conversation from running away with an account. A connection makes up to 60 changes an hour, an organisation up to 30 every 10 minutes, and each site gets up to 3 scans a day.
The connector cannot delete anything except the undo of its own addition, and billing, the team, API keys, site transfers and the publishing of legal documents stay out of its reach.
You decide what each app can reach
AI access starts off for every organisation. An owner or admin turns it on, either when connecting the first app or on the AI Connector page in the account menu, and chooses whether apps may only read or may also make changes. Turning it off again cuts every app off at once.
When an app connects, Kukie.io opens its own sign-in screen. You choose the organisation, all your sites or a list of them, and read only or read and make changes. The app then works with your role and your site access, which Kukie.io checks again on every request: if your role is lowered or you leave the organisation, the app loses that access at the same moment. Kukie.io emails you each time an app connects, and every connection can be ended under Your connections and keys.
What Kukie.io keeps, and what your AI provider receives
Your AI app's provider processes what the app sends it under that provider's own terms. Kukie.io receives only the tool calls. For each call it keeps the tool's name, the outcome, an error code, the duration and the size of the answer for 90 days, never the arguments or the result. Each change is kept with its values before and after for 180 days, which is what makes the undo possible. The privacy policy describes the connector in its own sections.
Short answers on the AI Connector
Which plans include the AI Connector?
The Agency and Unlimited plans. On other plans the AI Connector page shows which plan includes it.
Does my AI app need an API key?
No. Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude Code, Cursor and VS Code sign in with OAuth and register themselves. An AI key is only for apps and automations that cannot sign in that way, such as Muse, n8n or a script.
Can an AI app delete a site or change billing?
No. The connector has no tool that deletes a site or reaches billing, the team, API keys, site transfers or the publishing of legal documents.
Is the ChatGPT listing live yet?
It has been in review with OpenAI since 23 October 2026. Until it is listed, you can add the AI Connector to ChatGPT as a custom MCP server.
Does the Claude connector work on my phone?
Yes. A connector added on claude.ai or in Claude Desktop also works in the Claude mobile apps.
Connect the app you already use
If you own or administer an organisation on the Agency or Unlimited plan, open AI Connector in the account menu, copy the MCP server address and add it to your app. Connect an AI app to Kukie.io walks through the sign-in screen and the access choices, and links the steps for each app.
