Truvo in your AI app
Truvo’s MCP server is at:
Add it to your AI app as a remote MCP server. The first time the app connects, it opens Truvo’s sign-in page in your browser. There’s no key to copy. A business that builds Truvo into its own product uses a key instead; see Agent setup and Keys and environments.
Add the server
- Claude (claude.ai and the desktop app): go to Customize › Connectors, select + Add, then Add custom connector. Paste the URL, and under Authentication choose Sign in now. Claude’s guide
- ChatGPT (on the web): go to chatgpt.com/plugins, select the plus button, then Add custom MCP server, and paste the URL as the server URL. OpenAI’s guide
- Claude Code: add the server, then run
/mcpand finish sign-in in your browser. Claude Code’s guide
- Cursor: add the server to
~/.cursor/mcp.json. Cursor’s guide
- VS Code: add the server to
.vscode/mcp.json. The first time you use it, VS Code opens your browser to sign in. VS Code’s guide
Sign in
Enter your email, then the code Truvo emails you. To get the code by text instead, select Use your phone instead; text codes go to US mobile numbers only. If you don’t have a Truvo account, this creates one. Then check the app’s name and select Allow access.
Every call to the server needs a signed-in account or a key. A call with neither gets 401.
Tools
start_quote_request records your consent to be contacted by phone, text, and email. Truvo runs no credit check. For auto, carriers can order their own credit-based insurance score.
Quote requests you start while signed in belong to your Truvo account. Your app can list them and read them by ID from any chat.
Disconnect
Remove the Truvo connector in the AI app, or open Connected apps on truvo.com and select Disconnect. The app’s next call gets 401, and the app asks you to connect again.
Privacy, terms, and support
- Privacy
- Terms
- Support: support@truvo.com