Setting Up AI Access
Most tools register themselves from your store's link and need no credentials. Use this guide only for a tool that asks for a client ID, or for server scripts. See Connecting Other MCP Tools.
Before you start
- The AI Connections add-on.
- The AI Connections · Modify permission, or be the owner.
Steps
Open Credentials
Open Configurations → MCP → Credentials. The link shows only to people who may change AI connections.
Tap Create and fill in the form
Name it, such as Claude Desktop - Finance Review. Pick the Preset for your AI tool, which fills in the redirect addresses and whether it is Public or Confidential. Check the Redirect URIs, one to five, each starting with a scheme such as https://. Desktop apps accept http://localhost and http://127.0.0.1 loopback addresses.
Copy the client ID and secret
Copy the Client ID, and the Client Secret if it is Confidential, before tapping I've copied my credentials. The secret is shown once.
The credentials reveal dialog — screenshot coming soon
Paste them into your AI tool and approve
Paste the ID (and secret) into the tool's connector form and start the connection. Sign in to Fuze Store in the browser, check Signed in as, review the permissions, untick anything you would rather not share, and tap Approve. Use Not you? Switch account if the account is wrong.
The consent screen — screenshot coming soon
Revoke when done
Remove credentials from the Credentials page, or disconnect one assistant from Configurations → MCP: tap the bin and confirm.
Disconnecting a connection — screenshot coming soon
What happens next
- The connection acts as the person who approved it. Every call checks their current role, and a permission their role no longer allows is paused until it does again.
Edge cases
- Public or Confidential. Public uses PKCE and has no secret, for desktop apps and command-line tools. Confidential issues a random 40-character secret for server scripts, of which only a scrambled copy is kept. If unsure, pick Public.
- Credentials cannot be edited or renewed. To change the redirect addresses or replace a secret, remove them and make new ones.
- Removing credentials disconnects every assistant that signed in with them, and cancels their access and renewal keys at once.
- The Remove button shows to everyone who can open the page.
- Presets. Claude Code and Cursor fill in the loopback address. Claude Desktop and ChatGPT leave it blank so you paste the one their connector dialog gave you. Pick Custom for other tools.
- Troubleshooting. Invalid client: the client ID is wrong. redirect_uri mismatch: it must exactly match a saved address, with no stray slash or http against https. An add-on banner or no eligible stores: the store does not have the AI Connections add-on, so add it under Account → Add-ons. Nothing happens in the browser: sign in to Fuze Store in that browser and retry. The wrong account shows and signing out does not change it: the consent screen keeps its own short sign-in, so tap Not you? Switch account there. Your role can't connect an AI assistant: ask an owner to tick AI Connections → Connect on your role, and check the Signed in as line.
- When to revoke. The tool is unused, you suspect compromise, you want different permissions (revoke and recreate), or the person who set it up left.
Works with
| Add-on or plan | What changes on this page |
|---|---|
| AI Connections add-on | Required on the store. Paid, and free during the free trial and early release. The AI vendor may also need a paid plan, which is separate. |