Connect Kepler to Claude
Add Kepler to Claude from its connector directory listing, authorise your account, then ask about the Spaces, links and notes you saved. Or add it with its connector URL.
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Once Kepler is connected, Claude can search your Spaces and answer from the links and notes you saved in them. Kepler connects through MCP, the Model Context Protocol AI apps use to connect to other apps.
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Add Kepler from the directory. Open Kepler in Claude’s connector directory, sign in to Claude if asked, then select Connect or Install. You can also reach the directory from Claude: open Customize, then Connectors, and select +.
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Authorise Kepler. Follow Claude’s prompts to sign in to your Kepler account and approve the connection.
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Switch Kepler on, then ask. In a chat, select +, hover over Connectors and switch Kepler on. Then ask your question, for example: “@Kepler plan five days in China from the reels, articles, and videos I saved in my China trip space.”
Kepler then searches your Spaces, and Claude answers with the saves it found and their links. Claude can also bring Kepler into a chat on its own when your question fits, so naming it is optional.
On a Team or Enterprise plan, an Owner enables Kepler for your organisation first, under Organization settings, then Connectors. Each person then signs in to Kepler themselves.
On your phone, add Kepler on Claude’s website or desktop app first, because installing connectors in the mobile apps is in beta. Once it’s connected, it’s there the next time you sign in to Claude on iPhone or Android.
Choose a Space
Kepler searches one Space at a time. Name the Space in your question, as above, when you know where the answer is. If you don’t, Claude can look through your Spaces and may ask which one you mean.
Ask follow-ups
Kepler stays on for that conversation, so ask follow-ups in the same chat. In a new chat, check it’s switched on under +, then Connectors.
You can also ask Claude to keep something. Paste a link and ask “@Kepler save this to my China trip space”. A saved link is the one thing Claude can add to Kepler.
What Claude can reach
Claude can search the Spaces you can open, including Spaces shared with you.
Questions you ask through Claude don’t count towards Kepler’s AI queries, on any plan.
Add Kepler with its connector URL
If Kepler isn’t in the directory for you, add it as a custom connector. On the Free plan, Claude allows one.
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Open the connectors. In Claude, open Customize, then Connectors.
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Add a custom connector. Select Add, then choose to add a custom connector.
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Enter Kepler’s URL. Name it Kepler, paste the connector URL below and continue.
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Authorise Kepler. Check the sign-in settings Claude detects, add the connector, then sign in to Kepler when Claude asks.
https://app.keplerbrowser.com/mcp
If Kepler doesn’t connect
- Check your internet connection and that you can sign in to your Kepler account.
- If sign-in fails, open Customize, then Connectors, disconnect Kepler and connect it again.
- If Claude doesn’t use Kepler in a chat, check it’s switched on under +, then Connectors.
Using an AI other than ChatGPT or Claude? Add Kepler to another AI.
Your AI · using Kepler
@Kepler Plan five days in China from the reels, articles, and videos I saved in my China trip space.
Searching China tripSearched China trip · 3 saves
Pandas at breakfast, Chengduinstagram.com
Chongqing in three daysyoutube.com
Teahouses to try in Chengdumaps.google.com
Chengdu for two days, with the pandas at opening and the teahouses you saved, then the train to Chongqing for three, following the video’s route.
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