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New: AI connectors

Run your Densy projects from your AI app.

Connect Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini once and ask in your own words. The work lands in your projects.

How it works
Works with
  • Claude
  • ChatGPT
  • Gemini
  • Hermes
  • Cursor
  • VS Code

The busywork, in one sentence.

A few examples to start with. Ask for anything else the same way.

Claude

Add these 12 products to the study: [links]

Added 12 rows with photos, prices and sizes. 2 pages showed no price.
  • Leather lounge chair€890
  • Pleated pendant€240
  • Travertine side table€310

Paste 12 links.

Get 12 finished rows.

It reads every product page and adds the rows with photos, prices, dimensions and supplier.

ChatGPT

15% trade discount on every Bolia product, and mark the approved ones as ordered.

Done: 14 rows discounted, 9 marked as ordered.
  • Bolia sofa−15%Ordered
  • Bolia lounge chair−15%Ordered
  • Bolia pendant−15%Client review

One sentence.

14 rows changed.

Discounts, markups, statuses, quantities and notes, across a room or the whole project.

Gemini

Which rooms in Villa Rosa are over budget?

Only the kitchen, by €2,200. The stone worktop is most of it.
  • Kitchen€14,200 / €12,000118%
  • Living room€4,310 / €12,00036%
  • Bedroom€5,120 / €8,00064%

Over budget?

Room by room.

Totals against the budgets you set, in the project currency.

Claude

Turn my site notes into tasks for next week: [notes]

Added 6 tasks to the planner, due Monday to Friday.
  • Order the bathroom tilesMon
  • Call the electrician about the socketsTue
  • Measure the hallway for the wardrobeWed
  • Send the client the lighting planThu

Site notes in.

Tasks with dates out.

Notes from a site visit or a client email become tasks in the project planner.

ChatGPT

What did my clients approve this week?

Anna approved 7 rows in Villa Rosa. 1 lamp was rejected in Novák.
  • Wool rugApproved
  • Velvet armchairApproved
  • Arc floor lampRejected

What did they decide?

Across every project.

Approvals, rejections and comments from your client links, in one answer.

Claude

Show me the living room with the sofa and lamps we picked.

Started an Atrium visualization. It'll be ready in about 2 minutes.Living room in Atrium

See the room.

With the pieces you picked.

Starts a photoreal Atrium visualization with the products from your schedule.

Set up in 2 minutes.

No API keys and nothing to install. You just sign in to Densy from your AI app.

  1. 1
    Settings · AI connectors
    ClaudeChatGPTGemini
    1. 1Click Add to Claude.
    2. 2Check the prefilled address and click Add.
    3. 3Click Connect and sign in to Densy.
    densy.io/mcpAdd to Claude

    Connect once

    In Densy, open Settings → AI connectors and pick your app. Claude, Cursor and VS Code add it in one click, the others need one copy and paste.

  2. 2
    densy.io

    Claude wants to connect to Densy

    See your work
    Make changes
    CancelAllow

    Sign in and allow

    Your AI app sends you to Densy. Sign in, check what it may do, and click Allow.

  3. 3
    Claude

    What's still waiting for approval?

    9 rows in 3 projects. Want the list?
    Ask anything about your projects

    Ask in your own words

    No commands to learn. It finds the project, the room and the rows, and links back to Densy so you can check the result.

You stay in charge.

It works in your workspace as you, with the same rules your team and clients already follow.

  • It sees what you see

    It works with your access, nothing more. Projects you're not on stay out of reach.

  • Read-only if you like

    Turn off Make changes when you connect, and it can only look.

  • A preview first

    Client invites, share links and deletions come as a preview first, so you can check them.

  • Disconnect in one click

    Settings → AI connectors lists every connected app. Remove one and it stops working at once.

Frequently asked questions

Connecting AI apps to Densy, in short answers.

They connect an AI app like Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini to your Densy workspace. Once connected, you can ask the AI app to read and change your projects: product schedules, budgets, tasks, comments, your product library and Atrium visualizations. It works through MCP, the open standard AI apps use to connect to other tools.
Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and Hermes, plus coding tools like Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and VS Code. Any other app that supports remote MCP servers with sign-in works too.
No, it's part of your Densy plan. You need your own account in the AI app, and some apps, like ChatGPT, only allow custom connectors on paid plans. Atrium visualizations use your monthly Atrium credits, the same as in Densy.
What you can change yourself: products and alternatives, rooms and sections, tasks, comments, contacts, your product library and Atrium visualizations. Client invites, share links, access changes and deletions come as a preview first. If you'd rather it only looks, turn off Make changes when you connect.
Only where they'd see your own work. Comments, the client chat and rows visible on the client link show up for your client like anything you add yourself. Ask it to keep a note internal when you need to.
The AI app works with your access and nothing else, and you can disconnect it any time in Settings. Densy never gives it private links to your project files, and a client share link only after you confirm it. What the AI app keeps from your conversation depends on that app's own privacy settings.
Model Context Protocol, an open standard for connecting AI apps to other software. You don't need to know anything about it: in Densy you pick your app and follow 2 or 3 steps.

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