Use AiR from Claude or ChatGPT

The app talks to your AiR account through MCP, the standard way AI apps connect to other services. It works only on your own account, and only as far as your settings in AiR allow. You can use it with a free AiR account. If you do not have one yet, you can create it while you connect.

• In Claude, open Settings, then Connectors, and choose Add custom connector.
• Name it AiR and paste this address:

https://useair.net/api/v1/mcp

• Choose Connect. A window opens where you sign in to AiR, or create an account.
• On AiR's screen, check what the app will be able to do, tick texts and calls if you want them, confirm you are 18 or older (asked once), and choose Approve.

When AiR is listed in Claude's connector directory, you will also be able to add it from there with the same sign-in.

ChatGPT adds a custom connector in developer mode, which is in ChatGPT's settings under Advanced on paid plans. Turn it on, create a connector with the address above, and sign in to AiR and approve as for Claude. When AiR is listed in ChatGPT's app directory, you will be able to add it from there instead.

Using Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or another developer tool? See the developer quickstart.

Each line below is a switch under Agents in AiR. The first three are on unless you turn them off. Texts and calls stay off until you turn them on, there or on the sign-in screen. A switch that is off hides those tools from the app.

Contacts

Find a saved contact, and save a new one.

Schedule

See your events, reminders and deadlines on a day, and when you are busy.

Reminders

Set a reminder that texts or calls you, list your reminders, and cancel one.

Texts

Send a text, read the texts AiR exchanged with someone for you, and see your AiR lines and data used.

Calls

Have AiR call a saved contact, wait on hold with a company and then ring you, schedule a call, and see your call history and each call's result.

• “What's on my schedule Friday?”
• “Remind me at 7:30 tomorrow morning to leave for the airport.”
• “Call me at 6:10 every weekday to wake me up.”
• “Text Sam that I'm running ten minutes late.”
• “Call my dentist and ask for a cleaning next Tuesday afternoon.”
• “Wait on hold with my airline for me and call me when someone picks up.”
• “Who called while AiR was screening my calls today?”
• “How much data have I used on my AiR line?”

• Your app may ask you to approve each call or text. Whether it does depends on the app and your settings in it.
• AiR says at the start of every call that it is an AI assistant calling for you, and texts you a summary afterwards.
• Texts carry AiR's AI label, at the start or the end as you set it in AiR, unless the text already says an AI assistant wrote it.
• Texts and calls come from AiR's number, not from your own phone number.
• Calls go to US and Canadian (+1) numbers, to your saved contacts and other AiR lines. To call someone new, save them as a contact first; the app can do that for you.
• Waiting on hold works with a company's own support line, not a mobile number, and AiR waits up to 45 minutes.
• One call runs at a time, and calls from apps have a daily limit. Calls and texts use your AiR balance, as they do in the app.
• Calls need a phone number on your AiR account, because that is where AiR texts you the summary. You do not need an AiR phone line.

In AiR, open Agents and choose Disconnect next to the app under Connected apps. It is signed out of your AiR at once. To pause every app, set Apps & outside agents to Do not disturb on the same page. You can also remove AiR inside Claude or ChatGPT.

What AiR returns to the app, such as a contact's number or a call summary, becomes part of your conversation in that app and is kept by its provider (Anthropic for Claude, OpenAI for ChatGPT) under their terms. AiR does not see the rest of your conversation. Details are in our Privacy Statement and Terms.

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