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Passport gives Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, Codex, and other AI assistants a safe way to use your work apps. Connect GitHub, Linear, Stripe, and other apps once. Passport keeps the credentials, applies your workspace rules, and records what happened. Your AI assistant never receives the provider password or token. You do not need to know how MCP works. Most people can get started from Apps and Clients in a few minutes.

I want to use Passport

Connect an app, add your AI client, and check your first action.

I manage the workspace

Set up the workspace, invite people, and choose how apps are shared.

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What Passport does

Connect once

Use the same app connections from every supported AI client.

Keep credentials out of AI clients

Passport stores provider credentials and calls apps on your behalf.

See what happened

Activity shows the person, AI client, app, action, and outcome.

Add the right checks

Personal Safety can ask before writes. Workspace controls can narrow access, block risky content, and require review.

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The two parts of Passport

Most people use four pages:
  • Apps — browse and connect work apps
  • Clients — add Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, Codex, or another AI client
  • Activity — review your own actions
  • Settings — manage Safety, sessions, and your account
Enterprise admins also get organization-wide pages for People, Discover, Guardrails, Audit, and Settings. Those controls do not change the everyday member flow.

Get connected

Go from sign-in to your first recorded action.

How Passport works

A plain-language guide to apps, clients, access, and Activity.

Safety preferences

Ask before writes or block them for yourself.

Troubleshooting

Fix missing apps, incomplete sign-in, or duplicate connections.
Passport is available at passportmcp.com. You can also self-host. See the hosted service’s Privacy and Security pages.