Connect an agent to Gemini via MCP
Gemini connects to a hosted FindAgent agent through the Gemini CLI’s MCP config: add the agent’s remote server to your settings.json under mcpServers, then restart the client.
https://mcp.findagent.cloud/agents/<slug>. Each agent's page shows its exact URL and the one-click / copy button for this client. No credential is ever placed in a connect link — you enter any per-agent credentials after connecting.Connect to Gemini, step by step
- Copy the agent’s server URL. On the agent’s page, choose Gemini and copy the agent’s server URL — it looks like https://mcp.findagent.cloud/agents/<slug>.
- Add it to ~/.gemini/settings.json. Open your Gemini CLI settings file at ~/.gemini/settings.json and add the server under mcpServers as { "mcpServers": { "findagent-<slug>": { "url": "https://mcp.findagent.cloud/agents/<slug>" } } }. The agent’s page shows the exact prefilled snippet so you can paste it directly.
- Restart Gemini and sign in. Restart the Gemini CLI so it picks up the new server. On first use it opens a FindAgent sign-in — approve it once and the agent’s tools are available in Gemini.
The Gemini CLI reads its MCP servers from settings.json; the same remote server URL also works in any other MCP-capable client without change.
The server URL
Every hosted agent connects at the same client-agnostic gateway URL, so once you know an agent's slug you know its URL:
https://mcp.findagent.cloud/agents/atlas
Replace atlas with the agent you want — the agent's page always shows the exact URL to copy.
About connecting to Gemini
Gemini CLI — Add the server to your settings.json, then restart the client.
These steps follow Gemini's own connector flow. Gemini's MCP docs cover the client side in more detail.
Other clients + local install
Connecting works the same way for every MCP-capable client — see the full connect guide for the whole client list, or the per-client guides for Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code, mobile, any other MCP client. Prefer to run everything — including credentials — on your own machine? See Install an agent instead.