AI Integrations
Inspect Mach from ChatGPT, Claude, Codex, and other MCP clients.
Connect an MCP-capable AI client to Mach when you want help checking project status, builds, store submissions, OTA releases, Maestro and Playwright test runs, or account usage without sharing credentials in a prompt.
The first release is read-only. It cannot publish an OTA update, start or cancel a build, change credentials, access build logs, or read project secrets.
Connect Mach
In your AI client's MCP or connector settings, add a remote server using this URL. The client will open Mach in your browser to sign in and approve the requested read-only permissions.
https://mcp.getmach.dev/mcp
You approve the connection from your own Mach account. Mach never shares your password, personal access tokens, or project secrets with the AI client.
What an AI client can read
Projects
Project names, platforms, and your role.
Builds
Build status, versions, runtimes, and safe comparison with the last matching success.
Store submissions
Submission status, release tracks, and safe delivery metadata.
OTA releases
Channels, runtime versions, status, and delivery metrics.
E2E Tests
Managed Maestro status and local Playwright outcome summaries.
Usage
Build allowance, wallet, pricing, and concurrency summaries.
Guided workflows
Mach provides guided workflows for diagnosing builds, assessing release readiness, reviewing store submissions, OTA delivery, Maestro and Playwright runs, usage, and project health. They coordinate the read-only Mach tools inside your connected AI client; Mach does not make or bill for a separate AI model call.
Diagnose my failed Mach build and compare it with the last success.
Assess whether this project is ready for release.
Review the latest store submission for this project.
Review recent build, Maestro, Playwright, and OTA health for this project.
Review or revoke access
Go to Dashboard Settings, then Security, then Connected apps to see active AI connections. Revoking a connection immediately prevents it from reading Mach data and invalidates its future token refreshes.
Use it well
Give your AI client a project name or start by asking it to list your Mach projects. It can then summarize a build, compare runtimes, identify an active OTA release, or help triage recent test failures.
