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Elicitly

Install the Pro Edition

The Pro Edition is a hosted MCP server — there is nothing to install or run. You sign up, register the endpoint in your MCP host, and authenticate.

1. Sign up

Section titled “1. Sign up”

Create an account at app.elicitly.ai. Onboarding creates your organization; approvals and their audit trail are scoped to it.

2. Register the endpoint

Section titled “2. Register the endpoint”

The MCP endpoint is https://mcp.elicitly.ai/mcp (streamable HTTP with OAuth). Any MCP host that supports that pair works; the endpoint advertises everything a host needs to discover — how to authenticate, where the authorization server is — so wherever a host offers to auto-detect settings, accept what it detects.

In Claude Code:

Terminal window
claude mcp add --transport http elicitly-pro https://mcp.elicitly.ai/mcp

In Claude Desktop or claude.ai (Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector):

  1. Name: elicitly-pro (or any label you like). URL: https://mcp.elicitly.ai/mcp.
  2. The dialog checks the server and pre-fills what it detects. The detected values are correct — keep them: Authentication Always required, OAuth client Use Anthropic’s hosted client metadata.
  3. Leave Additional request headers empty — authentication is OAuth only, there is no API key or custom header.
  4. Add, then connect: the sign-in from step 3 below runs in your browser.

In ChatGPT or Codex: follow OpenAI’s MCP connector guide — one page covering the ChatGPT desktop app (Settings; custom connectors require turning on Developer mode), the Codex CLI (codex mcp add), and the IDE extension, with the configuration shared across all three. Use the same endpoint URL; the OAuth sign-in works the same way. If a previously-working connector stops responding later, see Troubleshooting — it’s a known Codex client issue with a two-command fix.

In a host configured by file (.mcp.json or client settings):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "elicitly-pro": { "type": "http", "url": "https://mcp.elicitly.ai/mcp" }
  }
}

3. Authenticate

Section titled “3. Authenticate”

Your host will prompt you to authenticate the server (in Claude Code: /mcp → authenticate; in Claude Desktop or claude.ai: Connect on the connector you just added; in ChatGPT / Codex: Authenticate on the connector). This runs a standard OAuth sign-in in your browser against the same account from step 1.

4. First call

Section titled “4. First call”

Try it now — paste this prompt to your agent:

Call the elicit_confirm tool with the question "Is the Pro connection working?"

A native OK/Cancel dialog confirms the authenticated session end to end. Then: