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TIKT works as a connector for your AI assistant, at this address:
Your assistant then reads your leads, sorts them and follows profiles for you, in your workspace only. When you connect it, a TIKT window opens: sign in, choose Full access or Read only, and click Allow. With Read only, your assistant reads your leads, posts and profiles, and changes nothing. Any member of the workspace can connect an assistant; when a member does, the owner gets an email.

Claude

The TIKT plugin

The plugin adds the TIKT connector and three ready-made methods: sort your leads, find profiles to track, and send leads to your tools.
  1. In Claude, open Customize › Plugins and click Add › Add marketplace.
  2. Enter mussetpro-ship-it/tikt-claude-plugin, then install TIKT.
  3. Open the plugin’s Connectors tab and connect TIKT.
The same plugin works in Cowork. In Claude Code:
Then run /mcp and sign in to TIKT.

A custom connector

  1. In Claude, open Customize › Connectors and click Add custom connector.
  2. Paste the address, then click Add.
  3. Sign in to TIKT in the window that opens.
On a Team or Enterprise plan, an owner first adds the connector in Organization settings › Connectors; members then connect it from Customize › Connectors. On the Free plan, Claude allows one custom connector.

ChatGPT

ChatGPT connects TIKT on the web.
  1. In ChatGPT, open Plugins, click +, then Add custom MCP server.
  2. Name it TIKT and paste the address as the server URL.
  3. Read the warning, click I understand and want to continue, then create it as a plugin and install it.
  4. Sign in to TIKT in the window that opens.

Cursor and Claude Code

Connect with the TIKT window

In Claude Code:
Then run /mcp in Claude Code and sign in to TIKT. Add --scope user to use TIKT in all your projects. In Cursor, add TIKT to ~/.cursor/mcp.json for every project, or to .cursor/mcp.json for one project:
Turn TIKT on from Customize, in Cursor’s sidebar, and sign in to TIKT when Cursor asks.

Connect with an API key

  1. In TIKT, open Settings, then API & MCP, and click Create key. Pick Read and write to let your assistant sort your leads, or Read only to let it read them only.
  2. Copy the key when it’s shown, and keep it in an environment variable named TIKT_API_KEY, for example in your shell profile:
In Claude Code:
In Cursor:
Cursor reads TIKT_API_KEY from your environment.

What your assistant can do

  • Read your leads with their score, filter and count them, or read one of your saved views.
  • Sort leads into lists, set their status (Sent, Replied…), discard them and say why, exclude a company — or add every lead that matches a filter to a list, up to 1,000 at a time.
  • Track a profile from its LinkedIn address, pause it or archive it.
  • Set up your webhooks: create, change, turn on or off, test and delete them. Slack connects in TIKT only.
  • Create, change, copy and delete your workflows, then turn them on or off, to send leads to your tools through your webhooks. A new workflow does nothing until it is turned on.
  • Change your ICP: it saves a new version, as Save does. Leads already scored keep their score.
  • Decide on the competitors and customers TIKT suggested to leave out.
  • Pause or resume the agent, keep or exclude a tracked profile’s colleagues, and change your workspace’s name, score threshold and company.
  • Read your members and your plan. Inviting someone, paying and changing the plan stay in TIKT.
To send hundreds of leads to your sequencer, ask your assistant: it adds them to a new list, and a webhook that listens to “lead added to a list” sends each of them to your tool within minutes. That webhook also receives leads added to your other lists. With Full access, connected through the TIKT window, it can also: With an API key, your assistant reads and sorts leads but can’t spend credits. Ask it for a method: “find profiles my buyers follow”, “sort my new leads”, “send my best leads to my sequence”. With the TIKT plugin, Claude has them ready.

Credits and limits

  • Your assistant shows the cost before it spends.
  • Checking what a post may cost and previewing a profile are free, up to 100 a day in total.
  • Harvests and rescores use credits, as in TIKT, up to the daily limit for assistants: 20% of your monthly credits unless the owner changes it in Settings, then API & MCP. Harvests you start in TIKT don’t count.
  • Its previews count toward the 35 profiles a month you can preview without tracking them.
  • A profile it tracks is harvested by TIKT like any profile you track, and uses credits the same way.
  • It follows no more profiles than your plan includes (how many profiles you can follow).
  • It counts toward your workspace’s API limits: 120 reads and 30 changes a minute, 20,000 calls a day.
  • When many people use TIKT at the same time, TIKT may ask your assistant to wait 10 seconds. Nothing was done: it can ask again.
  • Text from LinkedIn is written by other people: TIKT marks it, and tells your assistant never to follow instructions found in it. A harvest always needs a cost check first, and stays within the daily limit.

Disconnect

In Settings, then API & MCP, click Disconnect next to the assistant, or Revoke next to the key. Your assistant can no longer use TIKT. An assistant is also disconnected when the person who connected it leaves the workspace. To switch between Full access and Read only, disconnect your assistant, then connect it again: TIKT asks again.