Your company brain, one command away.
Add Brainstack to Claude Code and ask what the client agreed, what's on your plate or what changed on a project, right from the terminal. Sign in once and it answers with your access.
- Claude Code in your terminal
- One command to add it
- Sign in with Brainstack, no API keys
Connect Claude Code in three steps.
Short answer: yes. Claude Code supports remote MCP servers over HTTP with sign-in. Run claude mcp add with your brain's address, then /mcp inside Claude Code to sign in with your Brainstack account.
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Add Brainstack with one command
Run this in your terminal with your brain's address. Add
--scope projectto share it with your repository.claude mcp add --transport http brainstack https://brain.example.com/mcp - 2
Sign in with
/mcpInside Claude Code, run
/mcp, pick brainstack and sign in with your Brainstack account in the browser. Tokens refresh on their own.Sign in once in an interactive session. Headless runs such as
claude -pcan't open the browser to sign in. - 3
Ask while you work
Ask in plain words. Claude Code calls Brainstack when your question needs company context.
What you can ask from the terminal.
Pick a question to see the answer. In beta, Claude Code reaches knowledge, tasks and projects.
Same command. Different answers.
Each developer signs in as themselves, so Claude Code answers with their access. Ask as Rosa, who leads delivery, then as Sam.
Claude Code and Brainstack, at a glance.
- Where it works
- Claude Code in your terminal.
- Setup
claude mcp add --transport http brainstackplus your address. With--scope projectit's saved in.mcp.jsonto share with your repository.- Sign-in
- Run
/mcpand sign in with your Brainstack account in the browser. Tokens refresh automatically. - What Claude Code can reach
- Knowledge, tasks and projects (beta), only in the spaces your role can open.
- Your code
- Brainstack answers what Claude Code asks. It doesn't read your repository.
- Where your data lives
- The brain stays on your own server in the US or Europe. Claude processes what it receives under your Claude plan.
Questions, answered.
Does Claude Code work with Brainstack?
Yes. Claude Code supports remote MCP servers over HTTP with OAuth sign-in. One command adds Brainstack, and /mcp signs you in.
How do I share it with my team?
Add it with --scope project. Claude Code writes a .mcp.json file with type "http" and your brain's address. Commit it; each teammate signs in with their own account.
Does it work in scripts and CI?
Sign in once in an interactive session first. Headless runs such as claude -p can't open a browser to complete the sign-in.
I already added Brainstack in Claude. Do I need to add it again?
Claude Code can also pick up connectors from your Claude account. Adding it with claude mcp add gives you a local entry you control per project.
Will Claude Code see everything in our brain?
No. You sign in as yourself and it sees only the spaces your role can open.
What does it cost?
Team AI access comes with every Brainstack plan, from $99 a month. You keep the Claude plan you use for Claude Code.
Claude Code support checked on October 26, 2026.
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