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Use Clevera from Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor

Make videos and articles, run Autopilot and read analytics from Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Codex or Cursor. Supported apps, the Pro plan, the steps to connect and spending approvals.

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You can work in your Clevera workspace from the AI app you already use: ask Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Codex or Cursor to make a video from a recording, write an article, run an Autopilot task or check your analytics. This article is the overview; the details are in the AI agents & API articles.

What you can do from an AI app

Area For example
Videos and articles Find a recording and request a how-to video, product demo, social clip, article or translation from it, with a template, style and brand you pick. Export MP4s.
Autopilot Create, plan and run Autopilot tasks, and set a task's Repeat. Autopilot is included on Pro and above.
Brands Add a brand from its website, edit it or make it the default.
Library and doc sites Organize collections, edit articles, and draft, translate and publish doc site pages.
Analytics and team Read views and engagement, your plan, credits and usage, and who's on the team.
Help Ask "how do I…" questions about Clevera; the app answers from this help center.

Clevera's own AI still makes the video or article, as when you start it in Clevera. See Use Autopilot, templates, brands and analytics from Claude or ChatGPT.

Supported apps

App How it connects
Claude (claude.ai) and ChatGPT A custom connector: you sign in with Clevera, no token needed
Cursor A connector sign-in, or an API token
Claude Code, Codex CLI and other MCP clients An API token
Your own scripts An API token and the REST API

Every app uses the same MCP server address, https://app.clevera.ai/mcp.

Before you start

  • Plan: AI agents & API is on Pro and Custom. On Free and Starter, the page shows "AI agents & API are included in Pro" with Upgrade to Pro. See Choose a plan.
  • Role: any member can connect an app for themselves. The app acts as you, within what your role allows, and sees only what you can see.

Connect Claude or ChatGPT

  1. Open AI agents & API

    Open the workspace menu at the top of the sidebar and choose AI agents & API. It opens on Connected apps. You can also click Connect on Connect Claude or ChatGPT under Do more with Clevera on Home.

  2. Add Clevera as a custom connector

    Pick Claude or ChatGPT at the top of the card and follow its link to the app's connector settings. Add a custom connector named Clevera and paste the Connector URL from the card.

  3. Sign in and choose the access

    The app sends you to Clevera. Choose the Workspace, the Access (a preset, Custom, or Workspace agent for every tool) and how long the connection lasts, 30 or 90 days.

  4. Allow access

    Click Allow access. Back in the app, ask it what it can do in Clevera to check.

For Claude Code, Codex or a script, create an API token instead and copy the setup command it shows. Full steps and troubleshooting: Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Codex or Cursor to Clevera.

Spending and approvals

Reading, searching, quotes and exports are free. Work that uses AI, such as a video, an article or an Autopilot run, costs the same credits as when you start it in Clevera.

  • Connected apps always ask. Every paid start from Claude or ChatGPT connected as an app waits for a person to approve it on AI agents & API → Agent requests.
  • Tokens have caps. An API token can only spend if you give it permission to, within the per-job, per-day and per-month caps you set. Starts below its Approve automatically below line run on their own; everything else waits for approval.
  • People approve money. Only the workspace owner and admins can approve, and requests expire after 24 hours.

See Control agent spending and approve requests.

What agents can't do yet

  • Delete videos, articles or recordings.
  • Publish videos to YouTube, TikTok or other platforms.
  • Run website research or Record with AI.
  • Approve their own spending.

Everything an agent does is listed on the Activity tab. See Read the AI agent activity log.