Use Atlas in ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor and more

21 tools, titled here as the agent sees them. Lists you make from the agent appear on the site.

Search

Search companies by meaning · Find companies that would buy a product · Get a company profile · Search founders · Search my network · Who can introduce me · Product updates from saved companies · Today's Daily Brief

Lists

My lists · Read a list · Create a list · Add companies to a list · Remove companies from a list · Set a lead's outreach status or note · Move companies between lists · Rename a list or change its angle · Delete a list · Merge lists into one

Enrich and export

Enrich a company · Enrich a founder · Export companies in a sector or list

claude plugin marketplace add https://svatlas.io/plugins/marketplace.json
claude plugin install svatlas@svatlas

Requires Claude Code 2.1.224 or later for hosted archive sources. Restart Claude, open /mcp, and authenticate the SV Atlas connection. The plugin includes find-customers and research-startups skills.

For the MCP tools alone:

claude mcp add --transport http svatlas https://svatlas.io/mcp
claude mcp login svatlas

Claude's connector directory has a separate, reviewed listing. Installing this marketplace does not imply Anthropic directory approval.

For Codex's MCP tools:

codex mcp add svatlas --url https://svatlas.io/mcp
codex mcp login svatlas

In ChatGPT the plugin is an app, served live by the MCP server rather than packaged in the ZIP:

• Search and match results render as company cards.
• Atlas opens from the sidebar with search, your lists, and company profiles.
• My lists opens as a tab beside any conversation.
• Selected companies attach to the chat.
• On desktop, companies can be @-mentioned in the composer.
• The get-started skill runs once after install.

To try it before directory approval:

1. Turn on Settings → Security and login → Developer mode.
2. Add https://svatlas.io/mcp at chatgpt.com/plugins.
3. To test the whole plugin with its skills, install it from a local marketplace in the ChatGPT desktop app (OpenAI guide).

The plugin ZIP contains the portable Agent Plugins manifest plus a Codex compatibility manifest and the three skills. It contains no credentials.

Merge into .cursor/mcp.json, then authenticate in MCP settings:

{"mcpServers":{"svatlas":{"url":"https://svatlas.io/mcp"}}}

Download config or use the Cursor one-click URL in install links. Cursor also supports the portable Agent Plugins package: unpack the ZIP into ~/.cursor/plugins/local/svatlas/ and reload Cursor. This includes the skills. Marketplace and community-directory review are separate submissions.

code --add-mcp '{"name":"svatlas","type":"http","url":"https://svatlas.io/mcp"}'

Run MCP: List Servers, choose SV Atlas, start it, and complete sign-in. Download .vscode/mcp.json content and merge its servers object into existing configuration. The generated install links include a vscode:mcp/install one-click URL. GitHub's MCP gallery is curated separately from the official MCP Registry.

Merge this into opencode.json (OpenCode 1.x):

{"$schema":"https://opencode.ai/config.json","mcp":{"svatlas":{"type":"remote","url":"https://svatlas.io/mcp","enabled":true}}}

opencode mcp auth svatlas
opencode run 'Use svatlas search_companies to find three AI developer-tool companies.'

Download the config. To use the workflows too, unpack the plugin ZIP and copy its skills/ folders into your project's .opencode/skills/. OpenCode supports remote MCP directly; there is no extra JavaScript package.

Open Settings → AI → MCP Servers → Add Remote Server and enter https://svatlas.io/mcp, then authenticate. Equivalent settings:

{"context_servers":{"svatlas":{"url":"https://svatlas.io/mcp"}}}

Download settings. Zed recommends native remote MCP for hosted servers; its binary/npm context-server extensions are being deprecated. Atlas is already published in the official MCP Registry as io.svatlas/svatlas; registry publication does not guarantee inclusion in an editor's curated catalog.

Configure the hosted connection before using the skills:

openclaw mcp set svatlas '{"url":"https://svatlas.io/mcp","transport":"streamable-http","auth":"oauth"}'
openclaw mcp login svatlas
openclaw mcp probe svatlas

Unpack the ZIP, then copy the two skills/ folders into your OpenClaw workspace's skills/ directory. ClawHub publication is separate; do not assume catalog slugs are published until their listing URLs resolve. A skill install does not install its MCP connection. ClawHub publishes skills under MIT-0; the hosted Atlas service remains subject to its terms and account limits.

grok mcp add --transport http svatlas https://svatlas.io/mcp
grok mcp doctor svatlas --json

Authenticate when prompted, then ask Grok to call svatlas__search_companies. Grok Build's official plugin marketplace accepts remote MCP integrations through reviewed GitHub PRs. The generated Claude compatibility manifest also works with its plugin loader. Grok.com supports custom MCP connectors, but that is a separate surface from Grok Build's public marketplace.

Add Atlas as a remote MCP server (Streamable HTTP) at this URL. The client finds the sign-in on its own, so there is nothing else to paste.

https://svatlas.io/mcp

Building a client? auth.md lists the OAuth steps.

The first tool call opens your browser. Sign in with the Google account you use on svatlas.io, check the agent's name on the consent page, and click Allow. There is no API key: the agent registers itself (OAuth dynamic client registration) and proves the login with PKCE.

Access lasts an hour and renews on its own for 90 days. After that, reconnect. Connected agents are listed in Settings, where you can disconnect any of them.

The agent shares your plan. The free plan includes 20 meaning searches and 5 website matches a month, reset at the start of each month (UTC); other reads are not metered. Paid plans are on Pricing.

The server receives only the arguments of the tool an agent calls, such as a search query or a list name, never your chat history. For each connected agent it keeps the client's name, its redirect address and a hashed token. The Privacy Policy covers the site, the server and the plugins.

Email support@getrush.ai with the client you use, what you tried and what happened. Common problems are on Support.