Annsa is a remote MCP server — nothing to install, no npm package, no local process. Run once:
claude mcp add --transport http annsa https://app.annsa.ai/mcp
01Connect in one command
02Authenticate
The first use opens a browser on Annsa's consent screen — approve once and the six tools appear. There is no API key to paste and no token file to manage; access is your Annsa login, scoped to your workspace.
03The six tools
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
annsa.priorities | Ranked priorities with scores, volume, trend and shipping-history flags |
annsa.spec | Full spec for any priority, plus related context from past ships |
annsa.act | Build, ship, share, assign, correct, park, submit feedback or a transcript |
annsa.ask | Search feedback, priorities, specs and help articles |
annsa.surveys | How your in-product surveys are performing — each one with its instrument and results |
annsa.help | How Annsa itself works — product and how-to questions |
04Three things to ask first
"What are my top priorities?" · "Get the spec for the checkout bug" · "Implement the spec for priority #1 — Files to Touch says where to start" · "Mark it shipped and notify the customers who asked"
05Re-authenticating
Run /mcp → annsa → Authenticate. The browser reopens Annsa's consent screen. There is no token file to delete.
06When it doesn't connect
Tools missing: run claude mcp list — if annsa isn't there, run the add command again.
"Not authenticated": /mcp → annsa → Authenticate.
"No priorities": import some feedback first — 10 pieces is where ranking gets meaningful.
07How do I add an MCP server to Claude Code?
Run claude mcp add --transport http <name> <url>. For Annsa: claude mcp add --transport http annsa https://app.annsa.ai/mcp. Claude Code registers the remote server, and the first call opens a browser to authenticate. Check it with claude mcp list.
08Does Claude Code support remote MCP servers?
Yes. Claude Code speaks HTTP-transport MCP natively — --transport http plus the server URL is the whole setup. Remote servers need no local install and update on the server side, so there is nothing to keep in sync.