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Connect your AI agent

Use your preferred AI tool to work with your Zite workspace. Zite’s Model Context Protocol (MCP) connection lets your agent query data, build apps, and manage your workspace from the conversation where you already plan and work. From your workspace home, find Connect your agent and choose your AI tool — for example Claude or Cursor. Zite will show you the connection steps. You can also open the same connect dialog from Settings. The dialog also has tabs for Devin, Grok, Muse, and Any MCP client. If you choose Any MCP client, Zite may show a setup box with the details your tool needs to connect.

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What you can do

  • Work with your data: Ask questions, analyze records, and make updates.
  • Build apps: Create internal tools and public apps connected to your database, and view the Fillout forms that are part of your workspace.
  • Set up your workspace: Create linked tables, connect integrations, and manage roles and permissions.
For example, ask your agent to find partners who haven’t finished onboarding, then build an internal dashboard to track their progress. See the Zite MCP overview for more examples and setup guides, and plan availability for which plans include building over MCP.

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Manage connected agents

After you connect an agent, the same dialog shows a check that it is connected, the date you connected it, and a Disconnect option. To set the same agent up on another computer, use Set up another device. Disconnecting from this panel removes that agent everywhere you set it up — not just on one computer.

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Review and revoke access

Admins can see who connected which agents. Go to Settings, then Integrations, then Authorized apps. This area was previously labeled Apps. There you can see:
  • Who connected each agent or app
  • When it was last used. A blank last-used date means it has not been used since Zite started tracking this — not that it was never used.
  • Which workspaces a connection can access, when that connection is limited to specific workspaces
You can revoke access for one person, revoke everyone for an app, or Disconnect all agents.
Disconnect all agents asks you to type a confirmation before it runs. It only disconnects AI agents. Other connected apps, such as Zapier-style apps, stay connected.
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Last modified on October 9, 2026