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# Which AI apps can I connect to the Magica MCP server?

The Magica MCP server lets AI assistants use Magica's models and tools, for example to find a model or generate an image, right from the assistant you already use.

## Apps you can connect

* **Claude** (Claude Desktop and claude.ai): add Magica as a custom connector, then sign in to your Magica account. No API key is needed.
* **Claude Code**, **Cursor**, and **Codex**: connect with a Magica API key. See [How do I create and manage API keys?](https://helpdesk.magica.com/helpdesk/helpdesk/integrations-and-api/how-do-i-create-and-manage-api-keys.md).

Other AI apps that support remote MCP servers can connect the same way, by signing in or with an API key.

For step-by-step instructions for each app, see the [MCP server setup guide](https://magica.com/docs/mcp-server/setup).

## Credits

Tools that generate content use credits from your Magica balance, just like they do in Magica. See the [pricing page](https://magica.com/pricing) for plans.

## Disconnect an app

* **Apps connected with an API key:** open [API Keys settings](https://magica.com/chat?settings=api-keys), select **Manage**, and revoke the key the app uses. The app loses access immediately.
* **Apps connected by signing in:** Magica creates a key for the app in [API Keys settings](https://magica.com/chat?settings=api-keys). Its label starts with **MCP OAuth**. Revoke that key to remove the app's access.

You can also remove the Magica connector or server in the app itself.

Not sure whether to use the API or MCP? See [Should I use the API or MCP?](https://helpdesk.magica.com/helpdesk/helpdesk/integrations-and-api/should-i-use-the-api-or-mcp.md).


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