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Any AI app that lets you add a connector.
Paste one link, sign in, and ask who’s waiting on a reply, which readers you’re overlooking, and what’s actually working in your Notes. Tested in Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Town and Notion.
If your AI app lets you add a connector, it can use Orbit. Apps call it different things: Connectors, Integrations, Custom connector or MCP server. It takes about a minute.
https://seeyourorbit.com/api/mcpYou need an Orbit account and the Orbit Chrome extension, so Orbit has your Substack history to read. Using an app that isn’t below? Tell us and we’ll add its steps.
Each page has the exact steps for that app, what Orbit can read, and what it never does.
Any AI app that lets you add a connector. A connector is a link you paste into your AI app's settings so it can read your Orbit. Apps call it different things: Connectors, Integrations, Custom connector or MCP server. If your app has one, paste https://seeyourorbit.com/api/mcp, sign in to Orbit, and start asking. Orbit has been tested in Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Town and Notion, with steps for each at seeyourorbit.com/works-with.
A connector lets your AI app look things up somewhere else while it answers you. MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the shared standard most AI apps use for connectors, so one Orbit link works in all of them. You never type code: you paste a link and sign in, the same way you sign in to any app.
Probably, if it lets you add a connector. Look in the app's settings for Connectors, Integrations, Tools or MCP, and an option to add a custom one by link. Paste the Orbit link and sign in when it asks. If your app has no place to add a connector, it can't use Orbit yet.
No. In most apps you paste one link and sign in. Claude Code, Codex and Cursor ask you to run one line instead, and their pages show you exactly what to type.
Yes. In Grok, go to grok.com/connectors, choose New Connector, then Custom, paste https://seeyourorbit.com/api/mcp, and sign in to Orbit. See the Grok steps.
Yes. The same Orbit account works in every app at once, and connecting a new one never disconnects another. Each one shows in Orbit's Settings, where you can disconnect it.
No. Orbit has no tool that posts, comments, likes, or sends a message on Substack, whichever app you ask from.
Yes, and the Orbit Chrome extension, so Orbit has your Substack history to read. The app pages for Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini show how to get started.