Connect an AI agent
Hemix is also a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server. With your permission, an MCP-capable AI tool can connect to your Hemix record, read your results, and answer in plain language. If you allow it, it can also *propose* additions you approve before anything is saved.
The connector URL is always:
https://mcp.hemix.life/mcp
Will my tool work?
MCP is an open standard, but support differs by tool. Hemix is a remote server (an HTTPS endpoint with sign-in), so a tool needs remote-MCP support to connect.
- ✅ Claude — web and desktop. The simplest path. → Connect Claude
- ✅ ChatGPT — on the web, paid plans, via beta Developer Mode. → Connect ChatGPT
- ✅ Cursor, VS Code (Copilot), and other agentic IDEs (JetBrains, Windsurf, …). → Connect Cursor & VS Code
- ✅ Gemini via the Gemini CLI, Antigravity, or Code Assist — *not* the Gemini app.
- ❌ The Gemini consumer app (gemini.google.com) and most consumer chat apps — they don't support custom MCP connectors yet. There's no way to connect those today.
Two ways tools connect
- Native remote connector — you paste the connector URL into the tool's connector settings and authorize in your browser. Claude, ChatGPT, and VS Code work this way.
- The
mcp-remotebridge — some tools only run *local* MCP servers (a command on your machine). To point one at Hemix, use the bridge:
npx -y mcp-remote https://mcp.hemix.life/mcp It opens the sign-in in your browser and relays the connection.
You stay in control
- Reads are scoped to what you grant on the permission screen.
- Any write (a supplement, journal note, reminder) is only ever a proposal — your assistant hands you a confirmation link, and nothing is saved until you approve it on Hemix.
- Disconnect any time from Settings → Connected agents.
For the full technical reference — the exact tools the connector exposes and the data they return — see Connect your AI.
*Connecting your own AI is rolling out gradually. If it isn't enabled on your account yet, you'll see a notice when you try. What your assistant says is its own output, not Hemix's — Hemix exports your stored record, not medical interpretation. Hemix is a wellness tracking tool, not a medical device.*