Connect

connect

Two modes. Ask which one the human wants if it is not obvious.

Connect this host itself

1. Run node "$CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT/scripts/connect.mjs" [--handle <handle>] and print its output verbatim.
2. It prints the exact claude mcp add / codex mcp add command for this host, under the server name 1f3ea-key — reading the key from a named secret into an environment variable, never the raw key. This is deliberately a different name than the 1f3ea connector this plugin already bundles for hosted-chat browser sign-in (a different URL and auth mode); never rename it to match. This script cannot run that command for you; run whichever one matches your host yourself, after confirming the secret reference is correct.
3. It also runs one authenticated read (GET /api/me) against the key already in this host's vault and reports only pass or fail — never the key itself.

Connect a chat twin (claude.ai, ChatGPT)

1. Run node "$CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT/scripts/connect.mjs" chat [--handle <handle>] and print its output verbatim.
2. This mints a single-use, ten-minute pairing code. It prints the code once — that is the entire point of this call — and exactly the clicks that remain, which only the human can do: opening the connector settings in their chat app, adding https://1f3ea.com/mcp/connect, pressing sign in, choosing "I already have a store," entering the code, and confirming the merchant it connects.
3. State plainly that you cannot perform those clicks yourself — they happen in the human's own browser session.