AI apps guide

How to connect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or Grok to Enablement Studio, what the app can do there, and what happens to your words.

What it is

Enablement Studio works inside your AI app. Ask Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or Grok to draft a training kit, coach a call or critique a lesson, and it uses your Enablement Studio account to do it. The kits are saved to your Library, as if you had made them on the site.

Before you start

Connect

Every app connects to the same address:

Claude

  1. Add Enablement Studio to Claude. Add to Claude
  2. Sign in here and choose Allow.
  3. Ask Claude to draft a kit.

ChatGPT

  1. In ChatGPT, open Plugins, press +, then Add custom MCP server.
  2. Paste the address and choose Create.
  3. Sign in here and choose Allow.

ChatGPT offers this to Business, Enterprise and Edu workspaces.

Cursor

  1. Add Enablement Studio to Cursor. Add to Cursor
  2. Sign in here and choose Allow.
  3. Ask Cursor to draft a kit.

Your browser asks to open Cursor: choose Open Cursor. Then, in the Cursor window, choose Install.

Grok

  1. In the Grok desktop app, open Connect apps, then Add a custom connector.
  2. Choose Remote HTTPS, paste the address, then Add plugin.
  3. Sign in here and choose Allow.

This needs the Grok desktop app.

Other apps

Any app that supports MCP connectors can use the address above.

What the Studio asks when you connect

Your AI app opens an Enablement Studio page in your browser. Sign in if it asks you to. The page shows:

Tick the box if you want the app to start runs and ask specialists. Without it, the app can read your kits but cannot start runs or ask specialists. Then choose Allow, or Cancel to connect nothing.

What you can ask

Ask in your own words. Paste the job posting, transcript or outline into the chat with your request.

The tools

Your AI app chooses the tool from what you ask. You do not need to name one.

ToolWhat it doesReads or makesUses the AI model
get_my_planShows your plan, how much of its allowance is used, and when it resets.Only readsNo
list_kitsLists your projects and the kits in them.Only readsNo
get_kitReads one kit, in the order the site shows it, with its link.Only readsNo
get_exampleReads the finished example kit for Role, Call or Critic.Only readsNo
draft_role_kitStarts a Role kit from a job posting, an SOP or a gap described in plain words.Makes something newYes, if you ticked the box
coach_callStarts coaching notes and one fix from a call transcript.Makes something newYes, if you ticked the box
critique_lessonScores a lesson outline and rewrites its weakest part.Makes something newYes, if you ticked the box
get_runChecks where a run is, and gives the kit’s link when it is done.Only readsNo
ask_specialistAsks one of a kit’s specialists a question. A change it suggests waits in Review.Makes something newYes, if you ticked the box

Nothing an app does deletes, renames or moves anything, and a specialist’s change is never applied until you apply it on the site.

What an app can and cannot do

It can

It cannot

Your data

What reaches the Studio

Only what the app sends when it uses a tool: the words it pastes for a run, a question for a specialist, and which kit, project or run it means. The Studio does not see the rest of your chat.

A kit the app starts is saved to your Library, and a specialist’s answer is saved with its kit, as on the site. They are kept until you delete them.

What goes to the AI model

Only if you ticked the box when you connected. Then the words for a run go to OpenAI to draft the kit, and a question for a specialist goes to OpenAI with the kit, the text it was made from, your workspace notes and the conversation so far, as on the site. Without the tick, nothing goes to OpenAI. A kit drafted by the Studio’s own rules is not sent to OpenAI either. What OpenAI may do with what it receives is on the Privacy page.

What the app receives

When an app reads a kit, it receives everything in that kit, including the quiz answers with their explanations and any names in a transcript you pasted.

What the Studio keeps about a connection

A connection ends after 30 days without use, and at most 180 days after you allowed it. Then connect again from the app.

Delete account, in Settings, ends every connection at once, along with every other sign-in.

Limits

If something goes wrong

“AI apps are not open for this email yet”

Your account is not in early access yet. Write to us from the email on the account and we will open it.

“This connection was ended”

You disconnected the app, deleted your account, or the connection reached its 30 or 180 days. Connect again from the app.

The app can read kits but cannot start runs

You connected without ticking the box. Connect the app again and tick it.

A run is still drafting

A Role kit takes about three minutes. Ask the app to check the run again, or open your Library on the web: the kit is saved there when it is done.

The kit was drafted offline

The answer says why: your allowance is used up, or the day’s AI drafting is. The kit is still yours. Run it again on the site later if you want a model draft.

The app says it cannot reach Enablement Studio

Wait a minute and try again. If it keeps happening, write to us and say which app you use.

Disconnect

Open Settings → AI apps. Under Connected apps, choose Disconnect next to the app, then Disconnect again. The app loses access at once. You can also end it in Settings → Account, under Where you are signed in.

Kits the app made stay in your Library. To use the app again, connect it again from the app.

Help and security

Questions and problems: write login@enablementstudio.app. We answer within two business days. More ways to reach us are on Contact.

To report a security problem, write login@enablementstudio.app (our security.txt names the same address).