Connect Kindo to your AI assistant
Let ChatGPT, Claude and other AI assistants check your earnings and bot status, or create bots for you when you allow it. Your funds always stay in your own Bitfinex account, and Kindo cannot withdraw.
Choose your AI tool
- In ChatGPT, open Settings → Connectors. This needs Developer mode turned on first.
- Choose Create, then paste Kindo's MCP URL:https://api.jnwyzdq.top/mcp
- ChatGPT takes you to sign in to Kindo. After signing in, pick a permission and select Allow to finish connecting.
When you're done, try asking “How much did my Kindo earn yesterday?” in a chat.
- In Claude, open Settings → Connectors.
- Choose Add custom connector, then paste Kindo's MCP URL:https://api.jnwyzdq.top/mcp
- Claude takes you to sign in to Kindo. After signing in, pick a permission and select Allow to finish connecting.
When you're done, try asking “Are all my Kindo bots running?” in a chat.
If you use a coding agent like Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor, copy the text below to it. It will finish the setup itself and ask you to sign in to Kindo and authorize when needed.
Connect me to Kindo: Kindo provides a remote MCP server at https://api.jnwyzdq.top/mcp (HTTP transport, connected through sign-in authorization — no API key needed). Add this MCP server the way your tool does it, then have me sign in to Kindo and authorize. Once that's done, check my bots' status for me.
How your account stays protected
- Two levels of permissionRead only can look things up but cannot change anything. Can create bots can create bots with the Bitfinex keys you provide, and choosing it first requires a code sent to your email.
- Revoke at any timeYour Kindo account page lists every connected AI tool and when it was last used. Revoking takes effect immediately.
- You're notified when a bot is createdEvery time an AI assistant creates a bot, Kindo emails you its settings and creation time.
- Your funds never leave your accountKindo only has the permissions lending needs and cannot withdraw. The same goes for AI tools connected through Kindo.