🔑Connect Claude (sign in)
Add the BioBox connector to Claude on the web, in Claude Code, or in Claude Desktop, and sign in with your BioBox account.
You connect Claude to BioBox once, using a single connector URL. Signing in uses your existing BioBox account — there is no token to copy or paste. A browser window opens, you log in the same way you log into the BioBox app, and the connection is remembered for next time.
Connector URL — replace <your-org-id> with your BioBox organization id:
https://biobox.app/api/mcp?orgId=<your-org-id>The orgId is required. Claude connects over the web, where it can't send BioBox's organization header, so it tells BioBox which graph to query through the ?orgId=<your-org-id> part of the URL. Without it the connector can't scope to your data. Your BioBox administrator can give you the org id; if you belong to more than one organization, use the id for the one you want to query.
Pick your client below — each one uses this same URL (with your orgId filled in).
Claude on the web (claude.ai)
Open claude.ai and go to Settings → Connectors.
Click Add custom connector.
Give it a name (e.g.
BioBox) and paste the connector URL above, with yourorgIdfilled in.Save, then click Connect. A BioBox sign-in window opens — log in with your BioBox account and approve access.
In a chat, open the tools/connectors menu and make sure BioBox is enabled.
Claude Code
From a terminal, add the connector (an HTTP MCP server):
claude mcp add --transport http biobox "https://biobox.app/api/mcp?orgId=<your-org-id>"Then start (or reload) Claude Code and authenticate:
/mcp # select "biobox" → Authenticate — a browser opens for BioBox sign-inAfter you sign in, /mcp shows biobox as connected and lists its tools. To remove it later: claude mcp remove biobox.
Claude Desktop
Open Claude Desktop → Settings → Connectors.
Click Add custom connector.
Enter a name (e.g.
BioBox) and paste the connector URL above, with yourorgIdfilled in. Leave OAuth Client ID blank.Click Connect. A BioBox sign-in window opens — log in and approve access.
BioBox now appears in the connectors list; enable it in a conversation to use its tools.
What to expect when you sign in
A BioBox login page, not a request for a token. You authenticate with your normal BioBox credentials; Claude never sees your password.
An approval screen the first time, asking you to allow Claude to access BioBox on your behalf. This grants read-only, organization-scoped access (see what it can and can't do).
Stay signed in. The connection is remembered, so you won't have to log in every session.
Troubleshooting
Sign-in didn't finish / connection failed on the first try. Newly registered connectors occasionally need a second attempt — click Connect (or run
/mcp→ Authenticate) once more."Service not found" or an error before the login screen. Double-check the connector URL matches the template
https://biobox.app/api/mcp?orgId=<your-org-id>— no typos, no trailing characters, and<your-org-id>replaced with your real org id.Answers look empty, or say you lack access, or hit the wrong graph. First confirm the
orgIdin your connector URL is present and correct — a missing or wrongorgIdis the most common cause. Otherwise, remember you only see what your BioBox account can see; ask your BioBox admin about your org id or permissions.
Once connected, head to the Quickstart to ask your first question.
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