> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.syvon.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Connect Claude

> Use Syvon from inside Claude — the MCP connector, what it can do, and its limits.

# Connect Claude

Syvon ships an **MCP connector**: a bridge that lets Claude (claude.ai,
Claude Code, or any MCP-capable client) use your Syvon workspace directly.
You chat with Claude; Claude generates, renders, and manages content in your
workspace on your behalf.

## What it looks like

Once connected, Claude can, inside one conversation:

* Look at your workspaces, brands, and agents
* Generate content from a brief you give *it*
* Render compositions to video
* Show you the results — stills, videos, PDFs — inline
* Hand files back to you as download links

It's the same Syvon, doing the same work, driven from a chat you already live
in.

## Connecting

1. From your Syvon workspace settings, open the connector setup.
2. Approve the consent screen — it shows exactly which workspaces Claude will
   see (all the ones your account can access; there is no per-workspace
   picker).
3. In Claude, the Syvon tools appear; you can ask for them by name or just
   describe what you want.

## The session model

The connector is **stateless** — Claude's conversation maps to a project in
your workspace. Two practical consequences:

* Starting a new chat starts a new working set. Long-running work stays in
  the chat that made it.
* The same account connecting from two clients is still one user; there's one
  workspace active at a time.

## Good fits, honest limits

**Good:** iterating with Claude as the driver ("try three headlines, render
the best"), batch work ("a post per product in this list"), reviewing
published content ("what's live on our feed right now?").

**Know that:** large files never reach Claude as raw bytes — you'll get a
download link or an inline preview, not a base64 dump. And rendering still
takes its minutes; Claude waits, or you move on and come back.

## Related

* [Quick tour](/learn/quick-tour) — the surfaces, including this one
* [Introduction](/introduction) — the API the connector sits on