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Installation

Use this CloudX MCP server URL:

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ChatGPT

The easiest way to use CloudX in ChatGPT is to install the published CloudX ChatGPT app.
1

Open The CloudX App

Sign in to ChatGPT on the web, then open the CloudX ChatGPT app.
2

Connect CloudX

Click Connect. If prompted, complete the CloudX authorization flow and review the permissions ChatGPT requests.
3

Start A Chat

Open a new ChatGPT conversation. Invoke CloudX with an @CloudX mention, or click + → More and select CloudX from the app list.
4

Ask For CloudX Data

Ask reporting or documentation questions in natural language. Use exact dates, countries, platforms, and app bundles when you need reproducible results.
In Business, Enterprise, or Edu workspaces, an admin may need to enable the CloudX app before workspace members can connect it. If Connect is unavailable, check your workspace app settings, plan eligibility, and regional availability.
Example prompt:

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Claude Code

Add the server:
Official docs: Verify it:
Then open Claude Code in your project. If CloudX asks you to sign in, run /mcp inside Claude Code and complete the browser sign-in flow. Example prompt:

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Cursor

Cursor supports remote MCP servers through mcp.json. Official docs: For a project-specific setup, create .cursor/mcp.json:
For a global setup, create ~/.cursor/mcp.json with the same content. If you use the Cursor CLI, you can verify the server with:
Example prompt:

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Codex

Add the server:
Official docs: Verify it:
You can also add it manually to ~/.codex/config.toml:
Example prompt:

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Setup Tips

  • keep the server name short, such as cloudx
  • use exact dates when you want reproducible reporting
  • use the Tool Reference page if you want the exact argument names
  • use the Examples page if you want ready-made payloads and prompt patterns