Your agent

If you already use an AI agent, such as Claude, you can connect it to Jelly. Then you can ask it things like:

• “Which conversations are about the late order?”
• “Sum up this thread for me.”
• “Label and assign everything that came in overnight.”
• “Write a reply to Dana, and I’ll check it.”

Your agent can’t send email. Whatever it writes waits as a draft until someone on your team reads it and presses Send.

Your agent works as you. It sees the conversations and mailboxes you can see, and nothing else. Your team can see what it did, too. Its notes and changes appear under your name, with Claude’s mark beside them.

Here’s how to connect Claude:

1. In Claude, open Settings → Connectors and choose Add custom connector. Name it Jelly
2. For its address, type your team’s Jelly web address followed by /mcp. If your team is at https://acme.letsjelly.com, that’s https://acme.letsjelly.com/mcp
3. Claude opens a Jelly page in your browser. Sign in if it asks, then press Allow

Anyone on your team can do this, and each person connects Claude for themselves.

Jelly’s MCP server works with other agents too, such as Cursor and Claude Code. They connect with an API token, which an Admin makes on Settings → API tokens. A token suits an agent that works for the whole team rather than for one person.

The manual has the rest: everything an agent can and can’t do, how to undo what it did, and how to disconnect it. See Connecting an AI assistant.

(Please note: This integration is part of our Royal Jelly plan, and every trial includes it.)