Set Up the Claude Connector
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Add Luciq to Claude as a custom connector and query your crash reports, bug reports, app hangs, and app store reviews in plain language, right inside Claude. Once connected, the Luciq connector is available wherever you use Claude.
Custom connectors are available on Claude Pro, Max, Team, and Enterprise plans. For Anthropic's reference guide, see Get started with custom connectors.
Works alongside the rest of your stack. Adding the connector makes Luciq part of your Claude workspace, so Claude can work across your Luciq data and your other connectors, like GitHub, Linear, and Slack, in one place.
Not just chat, automate it. Once connected, anything running in your Claude workspace can query Luciq, including Claude routines and Managed Agents that run unattended. It pairs naturally with the Anthropic Routine integration: a Luciq event triggers your routine, and the routine can then pull live context straight from Luciq before it acts.
One setup for the whole team. On Team and Enterprise plans, an admin adds the connector once and everyone in the organization gets it automatically.
Secure by design. Connections use OAuth and respect your existing Luciq roles and permissions.
https://api.luciq.ai/api/mcpThat's the only value you need. Luciq signs you in through a secure browser authorization, so you can leave Advanced settings empty.
An Owner or Primary Owner adds the connector once, and it becomes available to everyone in the organization automatically, like any other company-provided tool.
Owner or Primary Owner:
Go to Settings > Organization settings > Connectors.
Click Add, hover over Custom, and choose Web.
In Remote MCP server URL, paste:
https://api.luciq.ai/api/mcp(Optional) Name it Luciq.
Click Add.

Everyone else on the team:
Go to Customize > Connectors.
Find the Luciq connector.
Click Connect and sign in with your Luciq account to authorize.
In Claude, open Customize > Connectors.
Click +, then select Add custom connector.
Enter a Name (for example, Luciq) and paste the Remote MCP server URL:
Click Add, then sign in with your Luciq account to authorize.
In any chat, click the + in the message box.
Select Add connectors and toggle Luciq on.
Then try:
"List my applications"
If you see your Luciq apps, you're connected and ready to go.
Use Cases & Workflows - real debugging workflows with prompt sequences
MCP Tools Reference - every tool documented with parameters and examples
FAQ & Troubleshooting - common issues and how to resolve them
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https://api.luciq.ai/api/mcp