Connect Claude or ChatGPT to Roomline

Ask anything about your rentals. It draws charts, checks the bills, drafts listings, writes to tenants in their language and closes the month, from your records. Nothing reaches a tenant until you say yes.

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Connect Claude

Add a custom connector
In Claude, open Customize › Connectors, choose + Add, then Add custom connector. Name it Roomline, paste https://mcp.roomline.app/api/mcp, then choose Continue and Add.
Sign in to Roomline
Choose Connect, sign in, and choose Allow access. Roomline’s tools ask before each use until you allow them.

Settings, AI assistants: Claude, ChatGPT and Other, three numbered steps for Claude with an Open Claude button and the connector URL to copy, then What they can do with Everyday edits, Also message tenants and Everything, then questions to try — Settings › AI assistants: pick your assistant to see its steps, then choose what it can do.

Connect ChatGPT

Turn on developer mode
In ChatGPT, open Settings › Apps & Connectors › Advanced and turn on Developer mode.
Create the connector
Choose Create, paste https://mcp.roomline.app/api/mcp and choose OAuth. Sign in to Roomline and choose Allow access.

Coding agents and other clients

Settings › AI assistants has each command or button. Sign in to Roomline when asked.

Claude Code: run claude mcp add --transport http roomline https://mcp.roomline.app/api/mcp, then /mcp and choose roomline.
Codex: run codex mcp add roomline --url https://mcp.roomline.app/api/mcp, then codex mcp login roomline.
Cursor or VS Code: choose Add to Cursor or Add to VS Code.
Hermes: add the configuration from Settings to ~/.hermes/config.yaml, then run hermes mcp login roomline.
Any other app that takes a connector URL: add the URL and choose OAuth. If it only takes a token, create a personal token.

What you can ask

Ask the way you’d ask a helper. Settings › AI assistants lists questions to copy, and Claude and ChatGPT offer starters such as Close the month and Monthly owner report.

ExampleAsked about Maple House

“Chart my electric bill by month.”Drawn in the chat; save it to Analytics$291 · $268 · $240
“Which bills went up this month?”Gas, September to October$36 → $56
“Write a listing for Room 03.”From its rent and photosReady to post
“Tell Sam the plumber comes Thursday at 10.”Written in Spanish, the language Sam readsWaits for your OK
“Help me close out October.”Late rent, bills still to log, open repairsOne list
“Can Alex have a cat? Check the lease.”With the lines from the leaseQuoted
“Who’s late on rent?”Priya · Room 04$730Late
“How much rent should come in this month?”$2,740 in so far$3,470

What it can do

In Settings › AI assistants, under What they can do, the owner picks one for every assistant that signs in. Change it any time.

Everyday edits (the default): reads everything, including tenant messages, leases, bills and photos in Files. Adds and changes houses, rooms, tenants, repairs, bills and condition checks, and saves photos, PDFs and letters it writes to Files, private to you.
Also message tenants: writes to tenants and answers them on repairs, attaches files from Files, and can share a file with a tenant. It shows you each message word for word and asks first.
Everything: also rent records, agreements and move-ins, bank matches, costs, settings, invitations and deletes.
A tool that can’t sign in uses a personal token instead: Read only, or Read and write for everything.

Disconnect an assistant

In Settings › AI assistants, choose Disconnect beside it under Connected; it loses access at once. Revoke tokens under Personal tokens, and remove the connector in your assistant too.