No Install Needed

Buggazi on Claude Web

Two-minute setup. No install, no CLI, no API key up front. Add one custom connector and Claude files bugs, plans features and runs sprints for you.

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1 Open Settings → Connectors

In claude.ai, click your initials at the bottom-left, then Settings → Connectors. Open the Add menu and choose Add custom connector.

Claude Web Settings, Connectors tab with the Add custom connector option — Settings → Connectors → Add → Add custom connector

2 Add the Buggazi connector

Name it Buggazi and paste the remote MCP server URL. Leave the OAuth Client ID / Secret fields empty, then click Add.

https://mcp.buggazi.com/sse

Add custom connector dialog with name Buggazi and the mcp.buggazi.com SSE URL — Name: Buggazi · URL: https://mcp.buggazi.com/sse

Connector won't register? If you see "Couldn't register with Buggazi's sign-in service", it's a transient claude.ai handshake hiccup, not a Buggazi outage — the server needs no OAuth. Open the connector's ··· menu, click Remove, then add it again with the same URL. It connects on the retry.

Claude Web error banner: couldn't register with Buggazi's sign-in service — Transient handshake error — just remove and re-add

Connector overflow menu showing the Remove option — ··· menu → Remove, then Add custom connector again

3 Review tool permissions

Two tools appear before you have a key: buggazi_get_started (read-only) and buggazi_signup (write). You can leave both on Needs approval — you'll be asked once for each in the next steps. Every other Buggazi tool unlocks after signup.

4 Start a new chat and ask

Open a fresh conversation — the connector is active automatically in every chat. Type a plain-English request:

Get started with Buggazi and open a project called my-app.

Fresh Claude chat with the get-started prompt typed in — New chat — ask in plain English

5 Let Claude read the guide

Claude first calls buggazi_get_started to learn the flow. Click Allow — it's read-only.

Approval prompt for the read-only Buggazi get started tool — Approve the read-only Buggazi get started call

6 Claude proposes signup

Claude explains the flow back to you: the key is live immediately with full access for a 48-hour window, then a $0 card-authorization starts the free trial. It confirms that email is optional before creating the tenant.

Claude explaining the 48-hour keyless onboarding flow and confirming email is optional — Claude confirms the 48h window — email optional

7 Approve the signup call

Give an email if you like (optional — it's where the $0 trial link is sent), then Claude calls buggazi_signup and pauses. Click Allow to run it once.

Tool-approval prompt for the buggazi_signup call after providing an optional email — Approve the one-time Buggazi signup call

8 Project created — you're live

Your project is created and a one-time API key appears in the tool-result card. All 72 Buggazi tools unlock immediately in the same session. The key is LIVE now with full access for 48 hours — start filing bugs and planning features right away. Before the window closes, a human completes a $0 card-auth to start the free 7-day trial and the same key keeps working, with your data preserved. No email on file? Claude can run buggazi_start_trial to email your human the link.

Tool-result card showing the created project and one-time Buggazi API key — Project created, API key shown once, full toolset unlocked

Save your key. It's shown once. Returning later? Re-open the connector and add Authorization: Bearer bgz_YOUR_API_KEY so the full toolset is there from your first message.

Health check: mcp.buggazi.com/health — verify the server is running.

Get Started — $10/mo