https://snap-api.kustodyfi.com/mcpSNAP / GUIDE
Connect MCP
Register the server in Claude or Codex, approve once, and ask in plain language.
Connect MCP / BEFORE YOU CONNECT
Approve once in the browser, then the agent calls on its own
No API key is copied anywhere. You approve once in the browser, and from then on the client holds and renews the token.
Open connection managementConnect MCP / CLAUDE CODE
Connect from the Claude Code CLI
Two commands: register the address, then authenticate. The browser opens for the approval and returns to Claude Code on its own.
Open connection managementThis only records the address. Nothing is authenticated yet.
claude mcp add --transport http kustodyfi-snap https://snap-api.kustodyfi.com/mcpRun /mcp inside Claude Code and choose kustodyfi-snap, or use the command below. Leave the terminal alone and finish in the browser.
claude mcp login kustodyfi-snapA session that started before you authenticated will not see the tools. Open a new session and they appear.
claude mcp listkustodyfi-snap: https://snap-api.kustodyfi.com/mcp (HTTP) - ✔ ConnectedConnect MCP / CLAUDE DESKTOP
Connect from Claude Desktop
Claude Desktop adds the server through its settings rather than a command, then shows the same approval screen as the terminal clients.
Open connection managementIn Settings, open Connectors, add a custom connector, and paste the server URL. There is no client ID or secret to supply.
https://snap-api.kustodyfi.com/mcpThe approval screen is the one described in Before you connect. Check the client name, the Account, and the two permissions.
The connector shows as connected in settings, and the tools become available in a new conversation.
Connect MCP / CODEX
Connect from Codex
Codex keeps registering the server separate from authenticating with it, so it takes two commands as well.
Open connection managementThe url flag selects the streamable HTTP transport. Without it Codex expects a command to launch instead.
codex mcp add kustodyfi-snap --url https://snap-api.kustodyfi.com/mcpThe browser opens for the approval. Codex requests both permissions by default.
codex mcp login kustodyfi-snapcodex mcp get prints the stored server, and the tools become available in a new task.
codex mcp get kustodyfi-snapConnect MCP / MANAGE THE CONNECTION
See what is connected, and take it back
Approvals live on the server, not in the client. Removing the server locally leaves the approval standing.
Open connection management- See what is connected
- MCP connection management in SNAP lists every approved client together with the Account it is bound to.
- Disconnect
- Disconnecting in SNAP kills the token and the next tool call gets 401. Removing the server in the client only clears your local registration and leaves the approval in place.
- When you have to approve again
- Usually never. Access tokens last 30 minutes and the client renews them; the renewal right lasts 90 days. You approve again only after disconnecting, after 90 days unused, or after an operational revocation.
- When it does not work
- Stuck on account selection means the session has not chosen an Account and there is no picker yet, so sign in again as the Account you want. A repeating sign-in screen means the session is not a developer console session. Connected but no tools means the session predates the approval, so open a new one.