Claude

Before you start

You need a Titan Tools account with at least one Amazon store connected, and a Claude account on a plan that includes connectors.

Set it up

1. 1

   Open Customize, then Connectors

   On Pro and Max accounts the path is Customize, then Connectors. On Team and Enterprise it is under Organization settings, then Connectors. Both open the same list.

2. 2

   Add a custom connector

   Choose Add custom connector, name it Titan AI Amazon MCP, and paste the server URL:

   text

   https://titanconnect.titannetwork.com/api/mcp
   

3. 3

   Authenticate with Titan Tools

   Claude opens a browser window. Sign in with your Titan Tools account and approve the connection. There is no API key to paste.

4. 4

   Download the skill

   Get the bundle from titanconnect.titannetwork.com/titan-ai-skill.zip. The skill was renamed from titan-connect to titan-ai in September 2026. If you already have the old one installed, remove it after you upload this, otherwise both stay active and compete.

5. 5

   Upload it under Customize, then Skills

   Same Customize menu, the Skills section.

6. 6

   Start asking

   Open a new conversation so Claude picks up both, then ask it something about your store.

Keeping it up to date

The skill is a file you uploaded, so it does not update itself. When the tools change, download the bundle again and re-upload it.

Approving actions

Approval prompts are Claude's job, not Titan AI's. Check the per-tool setting in your connector settings before you rely on being asked. Do not test it by making a change: every write here is real and there is no undo, so a client that does not ask will simply carry it out. Where Claude does stop to ask, take them one at a time and read what is being proposed.

Blocking a tool in your Titan AI settings governs the Titan AI chat, not this connection. Write access on a connection is requested by the client, not chosen by you: the consent screen lists what it asked for and offers Allow or Deny for the whole set. So your levers here are to deny it at that screen, and to disconnect the client from your Titan Tools account afterwards.

In Claude Code

Claude Code is Claude in the terminal. The quickest setup is one command, which installs the Titan plugin:

curl -fsSL https://titanconnect.titannetwork.com/api/install-claude | bash

Or install it with Claude Code's own plugin commands:

/plugin marketplace add https://titanconnect.titannetwork.com/marketplace.json
/plugin install titan-ai@titan-network

Or add the server by hand:

claude mcp add --transport http titan-ai-connect https://titanconnect.titannetwork.com/api/mcp

Signing in happens in your browser the first time it connects. After the installer, run source ~/.zshrc on macOS or source ~/.bashrc on Linux, or open a new terminal, then start claude. Then download the skill bundle and install it the way you install any Claude Code skill. The plugin used to be called titan-connect. If you installed it before September 2026, run the two plugin commands above to reinstall it under the new name.

Whether Claude Code stops before a tool runs is decided by your own permission rules in ~/.claude/settings.json, not by Titan AI. A broad allow rule means no prompt at all, so keep Titan action tools out of it.

In Cowork

Cowork is Anthropic's app for knowledge work, installed from claude.com/product/cowork. Add a connector named Titan AI Amazon MCP with the same server URL, sign in with Titan Tools in your browser, then add the skill bundle in Cowork. Check Cowork's tool permission settings before you rely on being asked: every write here is real and there is no undo.

Working across several stores

One Claude connection can reach every Titan Tools account you have linked. Ask it which store it is looking at if you are not sure, and name the store in your question when you have more than one.