Before you start
- Claude Desktop installed
- Node.js installed, so Claude Desktop can run
npx - A RevyOps API key from the Keys tab on the Developer page. See Authentication.
Setup
1
Open the config file
In Claude Desktop, go to Settings → Developer → Edit Config, which opens
claude_desktop_config.json.2
Add the RevyOps server
Paste the following. If the file already lists other MCP servers, add Replace
revyops inside the existing mcpServers block.RO-your-key-here with your API key.3
Restart Claude Desktop
Save the file, then fully quit and reopen Claude Desktop. On macOS, right-click the Dock icon and choose Quit. Closing the window isn’t enough.
4
Check the connection
In a new conversation, ask:
“List my RevyOps workspaces”Claude should reply with the workspaces your key can access.
Managing multiple workspaces
Each workspace has its own API key. To use several in one Claude Desktop, comma-separate the keys in the header:Troubleshooting
Server disconnected on startup
Server disconnected on startup
Double-check your API key is copied correctly with no extra spaces, and that Node.js is installed.
"Workspace not found" error
"Workspace not found" error
Ask Claude to “list my workspaces” first, which confirms which workspaces your key has access to.
RevyOps tools don't appear
RevyOps tools don't appear
Make sure you fully quit Claude Desktop and reopened it after saving the config.
Need a new API key
Need a new API key
Go to Developer → Keys → Generate key. Workspace keys start with
RV- (read-write) or RO- (read-only), and only these work with the MCP server. An agency master key, starting with ML-, is skipped without an error.
