Claude Desktop Setup Guide
After deploying your MCP server on Tydli, follow these steps to connect it with Claude Desktop.Step 1: Copy Your MCP Server URL
After your deployment completes on Tydli, you’ll see a “Server URL” in your deployment details. It looks like:Step 2: Open Claude Desktop Settings
- Launch Claude Desktop application
- Click on your profile icon in the top right
- Select Settings from the dropdown
- Navigate to Developer tab
- Click Edit Config button
Step 3: Add Your MCP Server Configuration
This opens theclaude_desktop_config.json file. Add your server configuration:
my-api: Give your MCP server a descriptive nameurl: Your complete Tydli MCP server URLtransport: Use"sse"(Server-Sent Events)auth.type: Authentication type ("bearer"for Tydli)auth.token: Your authentication token from Tydli
Step 4: Restart Claude Desktop
Close and reopen Claude Desktop. Your MCP server will now be available!Step 5: Test Your Integration
Start a new conversation in Claude and try asking it to use your API:“Can you list all the endpoints available in my API?”Claude should respond with information about your API’s capabilities!
Troubleshooting Tips
If you’re having issues connecting:- Check server status: Make sure your MCP server status is “Ready” in your Tydli dashboard
- Verify the URL: Ensure you’ve copied the complete URL including the deployment slug
- Check auth token: Verify your auth token is correctly configured and not expired
- Console errors: Look for connection errors in Claude Desktop’s developer console
- Restart required: Always restart Claude Desktop after config changes
Advanced Configuration
Multiple MCP Servers
You can add multiple MCP servers to the same configuration:Testing with MCP Inspector
For debugging, you can use the MCP Inspector tool:Next Steps
- Learn about Authentication Methods to secure your APIs
- Review Best Practices for production deployments
- Explore Real-World Use Cases for inspiration
- Check Troubleshooting Guide for common issues