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Lusor runs a remote MCP server at:
Add that URL to an AI app that supports custom MCP connectors, sign in with your Lusor account, and the app can run agents on your phones and control them directly. You don’t need to wait for an app directory listing. Adding Lusor by URL works today in every app below.

Claude

Free, Pro, Max, Team and Enterprise

ChatGPT

Business, Enterprise and Edu workspaces

Grok

Every plan, including Free

Hermes

Hermes Agent, any install

Pi

The Pi coding agent

Codex

The Codex CLI

Cursor

The Cursor editor and agent

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What the app gets

The server exposes two tools: The app writes a short piece of code that execute runs. It reaches only documented /v1 operations of the Lusor API, and every call is checked by the API, so the app can do no more than an API key can.

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Signing in

There are two ways to authenticate. Both give the same access.
  • Sign in with Lusor (OAuth). The app shows a Lusor sign-in when you connect. You choose the organization to connect, and the app never sees a key. This is the default in every app below.
  • API key. For apps that let you set request headers, send Authorization: Bearer lusor_... with a key from your workspace’s API keys page in the Lusor app. A key is tied to one workspace. See Authentication.
With OAuth, requests use your organization’s default workspace. An app can choose another workspace by sending the X-Lusor-Workspace header, and a workspace id in an API path always takes precedence.
An MCP connection can do what an API key can and nothing more. Billing, API keys, members, the vault, adding or removing phones, static IPs, workspace creation and routines answer 403 forbidden_for_mcp_oauth. Manage those in the Lusor app.

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App directories

Lusor is being submitted to Claude’s Connectors Directory and ChatGPT’s app directory. When a listing is approved, the app’s page here links to it for one-click setup. Until then, and on plans where a directory isn’t available, use the add-by-URL steps.