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Add site.link to Claude Code

Claude Code talks to site.link through an MCP server. One command adds it, and you sign in once from inside Claude Code.

What you need

  • Claude Code installed and signed in.
  • A terminal open in your project's folder.

1. Run the command

In your terminal, run this once. It adds site.link to the project you're in:

claude mcp add --transport http sitelink https://mcp.site.link/mcp

To have site.link in every project on this computer instead, add --scope user:

claude mcp add --transport http --scope user sitelink https://mcp.site.link/mcp

2. Sign in from /mcp

Start Claude Code and type /mcp. Pick sitelink from the list and choose to authenticate. Your browser opens the site.link sign-in: enter your email, click Send code, type the 6-digit code we email you, then click Continue and Allow.

Back in the terminal, sitelink shows as connected. You only sign in once per computer.

3. Check that it's connected

Ask Claude something only site.link can answer:

> What site.link names do I have?
sitelink: get_account
You don't have any names yet. Want me to check one?

If Claude says it can't reach site.link, run /mcp again and check that sitelink isn't waiting for sign-in. When it answers, you're ready to publish a website with Claude Code.