Connect a chat app

Claude

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   Add to Claude

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   Claude asks you to sign in: use the same Google or Apple account as on Bitight.

ChatGPT

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   In ChatGPT on the web: Settings → Apps → Advanced settings, turn on Developer mode, then Create app. Pick OAuth and paste this link:

   https://qa-api.bitight.co.il/mcp Copy

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   ChatGPT asks you to sign in: use the same Google or Apple account as on Bitight.

Claude Code

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   In a terminal:

   claude mcp add --transport http --scope user Bitight https://qa-api.bitight.co.il/mcp Copy

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   Then in Claude Code, type /mcp and sign in with the same Google or Apple account as on Bitight.

Codex

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   In a terminal:

   codex mcp add Bitight --url https://qa-api.bitight.co.il/mcp Copy

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   Codex asks you to sign in: use the same Google or Apple account as on Bitight.

Cursor

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   Add to Cursor

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   Cursor asks you to sign in: use the same Google or Apple account as on Bitight.

Copilot

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   Add to VS Code

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   VS Code asks you to sign in: use the same Google or Apple account as on Bitight.

Gemini

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   In Gemini on the web: Settings → Connected Apps → Custom apps → Add a custom app, and paste this link:

   https://qa-api.bitight.co.il/mcp Copy

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   Gemini asks you to sign in: use the same Google or Apple account as on Bitight.

Try it

Ask your chat app for a free test payment. The first time, it sets up its own agent and gives you a link to set its limits. Nothing is charged.

Make a free test payment with Bitight so I can see how it works.