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Read your signals in an AI agent

Connect dist0 to an AI agent — Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and more — and ask about your buyer pains, briefs, and posts in plain language. No copy-paste, no export.

Last updated July 18, 2026

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Connect dist0 to an AI agent — Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or any app that supports custom connectors — and ask it about your signals the way you'd ask a teammate. "What are people complaining about this week?" "Summarize the top buyer pain." The agent reads your dist0 data live and answers from it. Nothing to export, nothing to paste.

What you can ask

Once connected, the agent can read:

  • your buyer pains — the recurring problems dist0 finds on Reddit,
  • your competitor mentions — the rival products people name on Reddit,
  • your market briefs,
  • the Reddit posts behind each pain,
  • what dist0 knows about your project (project memory).

It reads only. It can't change your account or post anything.

Connect it

You add dist0 as a connector in your AI agent's settings. The address to add:

https://dist0.com/api/mcp
  1. In your agent (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and others), open the connectors (or "custom connector") settings and choose Add.
  2. Give it a name and paste the address above.
  3. The agent sends you to the dist0 sign-in. Sign in with the account you use for dist0.
  4. You'll see a short Allow access screen. Click Allow. You only do this once.
Claude's 'Add custom connector' window with the name set to 'dist0' and the address https://dist0.com/api/mcp pasted below it, above the Cancel and Add buttons.
The dist0 'Connect Claude to dist0' screen: a line saying Claude wants to read your buyer pains, briefs, posts, and project memory and can't change anything, with Allow and Deny buttons.

That's it — the agent is connected. Ask it about your pains and it will pull them from your project.

Using a coding agent like Claude Code?

Install the dist0 agent skill and your coding agent knows how to read your signals on its own — no setup each time you ask.

Prefer your own script or code?

If you're wiring dist0 into your own script or code instead of an app with a connect button, use an API key and the same address — see the MCP server reference.