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Notis gives your coding agents one shared path to the apps and databases connected to your account. Instead of reconnecting Gmail, Slack, GitHub, Notion, Linear, Calendar, and MCP servers separately for every agent, connect each service once in Notis.

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Choose how your agent connects

  • Notis CLI — Best for ChatGPT desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, OpenClaw, Hermes, OpenCode, and other agents that can run commands.
  • Remote MCP — Best for ChatGPT on the web, Claude, Grok, Notion, and other apps with an MCP connections page.
Both use the same account. You can use the CLI in one agent and Remote MCP in another without connecting your apps again.

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Start with the Notis CLI

Give this command to your coding agent:
Your agent asks for your email, guides you through sign-in, and gives you a secure Notis link for each app you want to connect. The sign-in link opens the Notis desktop app. Signing in there also signs the Notis CLI in on this machine, so there is no second authorization to complete. Install it first if you do not have it yet, or run notis login to sign the CLI in on its own. See Start with the Notis CLI or Remote MCP for the full walkthrough.

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Use it with an agent

For example:
The agent finds the right action and runs it through your Notis account. You do not need to configure each app again inside every agent.

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Connect a new integration

If an integration is not connected yet, your agent gives you a Notis link. Open it, approve the connection, and ask the agent to retry. You can also connect and manage integrations from the Notis portal at Settings → Integrations. See Integrations for the full help-center guide, including multiple accounts and labels. Once connected, the integration is available through both the Notis CLI and Remote MCP.

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Check your connection

If the CLI stops working, ask your agent to run:
If the check says you are signed out, run notis login and approve the browser prompt. Signing in to the Notis desktop app also signs the CLI in the first time, but once you have signed the CLI out yourself it will not put it back — that is deliberate, so signing out means signing out.