Guide
Connect your assistant: save conversations to Eigma from ChatGPT or Claude
Ya Wang
Connect your assistant to Eigma once, and you never copy or paste again. In any conversation, you just say “organize this into Eigma,” and that is it. The conversation is turned into clean wiki pages, waiting in Eigma for you to review. No prompt to copy, no reply to bring back. You stay in the chat you are already in.
Here is the one-time setup. It takes about a minute.
Before you start
- An Eigma account. You sign in during setup, and your pages land in your account.
- The connector name:
Eigma - The connector URL:
https://my.eigma.app/api/mcp
Connect ChatGPT
- Open ChatGPT, go to Settings, then Plugins.
- Scroll down to Search plugins, then click the + to add a new custom plugin.
- Name it
Eigmaand paste the URL. - Sign in with Eigma when prompted and allow the connection. That is it.
Connect Claude
- Open Claude, go to Settings, then Connectors.
- Click Add custom connector.
- Name it
Eigma, paste the URL, and click Add. - Claude sends you to sign in with Eigma and allow the connection. Approve it, and you are done.
Menus move around. If yours does not match these steps, the quickest way through is to ask the assistant itself, “how do I add a custom MCP server?”, and follow along.
Use it
In any conversation, just say “organize this into Eigma” (or “save this to Eigma”). Your assistant handles the rest. In Eigma, open the Ingest page and click the mailbox at the top: the conversations you sent are waiting there. Open one to review what it pulled out, and keep what you want.
Connect once, then let the chat you are already in feed the wiki you own.