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Jobing can work with an AI app that supports remote MCP connectors and browser-based sign-in. The exact button names differ by app. Look for terms such as Connectors, Apps, Tools, Integrations, or Add MCP server.
1

Open the app's connector settings

Find the place where the app lets you add a remote custom connector.
2

Add the Jobing link

Name the connection Jobing AI and paste:
3

Complete browser sign-in

The app must let Jobing open a browser page so you can sign in and approve permissions.
4

Enable Jobing AI in a conversation

Some apps require you to enable a connector separately for each chat.
5

Run a read-only test

Ask the app to list your pages and forms without changing them.

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Compatibility checklist

The AI app should support:
  • remote MCP connections over HTTPS;
  • the Jobing browser sign-in and approval flow;
  • tool use from a conversation;
  • refreshing a connector when its tools change.
A local-only MCP client that expects a command to run on your computer may not accept the Jobing URL. Use the client’s remote connector option.
Compatibility depends on the AI app. If connection succeeds but tools never appear, check that Jobing AI is enabled in the current chat and then refresh the connection.