Setup
Custom MCP
The generic setup for any client that speaks MCP.
Titan AI Amazon MCP is a standard MCP server over HTTP, so any client that speaks MCP can use it. Claude and ChatGPT have their own pages. Use this one for any other client.
Generic setup
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Add a custom or remote MCP server
Wording varies by client. Look for custom server, remote server, or HTTP transport. If the client asks for a name, use Titan AI Amazon MCP.
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Use the server URL
texthttps://titanconnect.titannetwork.com/api/mcp - 3
Complete the browser sign-in
The server uses OAuth, so your client should open a browser. If it asks you for an API key instead, it is not using the right transport.
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Install the skill if your client supports skills
Download the skill bundle. If your client has no concept of skills, the connector still works; you will just get less Titan-specific judgement in the answers. The skill was renamed from
titan-connecttotitan-aiin September 2026. If you already have the old one installed, remove it after you upload this, otherwise both stay active and compete.
Check how your client handles approval
This is the part that differs most between clients, and it is the part that matters.
Find your client's tool permission setting and read it before you use any tool that writes to your Amazon Ads account. Do not test by triggering one: every write here is real and there is no undo, so a client that does not stop to ask will simply carry it out. If it does not ask, it is running actions unattended, and the only way to stop it reaching your writes is to deny it at the consent screen, or to disconnect it afterwards.
Blocking a tool in your Titan AI settings governs the Titan AI chat, not a connected client. 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. Your two levers are to deny it at that screen, and to remove the connection afterwards in the AI app's own connector settings.
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