MCP Quickstart
Kortex MCP is in private beta. The connection details on this page are placeholders — the real endpoint is handed out when your beta invite arrives. Everything else here is accurate, so you can read ahead and turn up ready. Join the beta waitlist →
One command. No key to generate, nothing to paste but a URL.
Add Kortex to Claude Code
claude mcp add --transport http kortex https://mcp.kortex-notebooklm.com/PLACEHOLDER-AT-LAUNCH
Your browser opens a Kortex consent page. Sign in, choose what to allow, and you are connected.
Using something other than Claude Code? Every client takes the same URL — see Connect your client.
Nothing runs on a Kortex server. The call is handed to the Chrome extension on your own machine, which asks Gemini Notebook with your existing Google session — which is why Chrome has to be open, and why Kortex never sees your Google password.
Try it
Keep Chrome open with the Kortex extension signed in, then ask your assistant:
- "List my Gemini notebooks."
- "What's in my 'Market Research' notebook?"
- "Ask my 'Product Docs' notebook what our refund window is, and cite the sources."
To see what else it can do, ask "what can you do with my notebooks?" — Kortex ships a guide per area that your assistant can read.
The first call of a session can take up to 30 seconds. Chrome puts idle extensions to sleep, so Kortex has to wake up before it can answer. Every call after that is fast. If it says Kortex is not connected, see Troubleshooting.