Connect your agents

Choose your agent below. Each one gets its own connection, so you can set and remove its access separately.

Your Warthog address

Copy this address and paste it in when your agent asks for a custom connector.

https://app.warthog.com.au/mcp

Connect each agent

Claude: Open Settings, then Connectors, and add a custom connector. Paste your Warthog address, sign in and review the permissions for this agent.; Claude setup guide
ChatGPT: Use the custom app setup available to your account or workspace. Your administrator may need to enable it. Paste your Warthog address and complete sign-in. Review the agent’s permissions before connecting.; ChatGPT setup guide
Notion Custom Agents: Open the Custom Agent’s settings and add a custom connection. Enter your Warthog address and authenticate for that agent. Grant only the tools it needs.; Notion Custom Agents setup guide
Gemini: In Gemini CLI, add a remote server using your Warthog address, then sign in to Warthog. The Gemini app may not let you add custom connections yet. Check its settings before you start.; Gemini setup guide
Grok: For an agent built on the xAI API, add a remote tool using your Warthog address. If it asks for an access key instead, create one for that agent in Warthog. The Grok app may not let you add custom connections yet.; Grok setup guide
Llama-based clients: Check that your app can add a remote custom connection. Sign in to Warthog when it asks. Create an access key only if the app asks for one.
Dots (OpenAI): Open your dot’s profile and review Customize → Plugins. Available apps use your shared ChatGPT settings. OpenAI documents supported connected apps, but Warthog has not verified a direct custom connection for Dots. Do not create an access key unless a documented private credential field requests one.; Dots (OpenAI) setup guide
Instinct: Instinct’s public site describes a text and phone assistant, without a published custom connection setup. A direct Warthog connection is unverified. Check your account for a documented custom connection before attempting setup.; Instinct setup guide
Other: For Slack-based agents or another tool, check the app supports a remote custom connection before setting it up. Use a separate Warthog connection for each agent you want to control independently. An app that can’t add a remote connection can’t use Warthog, and an access key doesn’t change that.

If an agent can’t connect yet

Some apps can’t add a custom connector yet. An access key only helps if the app has a place to paste one. Connecting a service such as Slack or Notion as a tool doesn’t connect that service’s own agents.

What Warthog can see

Warthog sees and controls only the requests an agent sends through Warthog. It never sees your chats with the agent, what the agent does with its own tools, or what its provider charges you.

When a tool doesn’t say exactly what it will do, Warthog applies your rules cautiously. Not every action for every service has been tried with a live account yet.