How to connect your kit
When you buy, you get one or more licence keys (one per seat) and a guide by email. The kit is never downloaded or installed: your AI asks for each step as it connects, using your key. Two paths — use whichever works for you.
The universal fallback: works with any AI
Section titled “The universal fallback: works with any AI”Log in to your client area with your key, pick the methodology, and copy one step’s text at a time to paste into whatever AI you use. This path always works, while direct connection is being confirmed for each AI (below).
- Open mcp.is2be.ai/cliente and paste your key (starts with
is2-). - If your licence covers more than one methodology, pick which one you’re starting with.
- Click a step in the list, copy it with the Copy button, and paste it into your AI.
- When your AI finishes that step, go back to the list and copy the next one.
Direct connection: your AI asks for each step itself
Section titled “Direct connection: your AI asks for each step itself”If your AI supports MCP (Model Context Protocol, the open standard used by Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, Copilot and others), it can connect directly to the service and ask for each step itself, with nothing to copy by hand. Address: https://mcp.is2be.ai/mcp.
Two ways to authenticate, depending on what your AI supports:
- Paste the key as a login (OAuth): for AIs that don’t let you set custom headers — Claude (web, desktop, mobile), ChatGPT. There’s no account to create: you paste the same key from your purchase.
Authorization: Bearer your-keyheader: for AIs that do let you set a header — Claude Code and any generic MCP client with that option.
- Open the Is2Be listing in Claude’s connector directory and click Connect (works on web, desktop and mobile). You can also add it by hand: in Settings → Connectors, a connector with the address
https://mcp.is2be.ai/mcp. - When authorizing, paste your licence key.
- Try it with: “I want to start a new initiative with Is2Be. Help me pick the mode and fill in the variables.”
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In a terminal, inside your project folder:
Ventana de terminal claude mcp add --transport http is2be https://mcp.is2be.ai/mcp --header "Authorization: Bearer your-key" -
Start with
/ef:startor/sf:start(it tells you where to go next), and run/ef:setupor/sf:setuponce to configure the project.
- Turn on developer mode (needs a paid plan) and add a connector with the address
https://mcp.is2be.ai/mcp. - When authorizing, paste your licence key.
- Try it with the message from the Claude tab.
- In GitHub Copilot (VS Code, Agent mode): add an MCP connector with the address
https://mcp.is2be.ai/mcpand the headerAuthorization: Bearer your-key(command palette “MCP: Add Server”, or edit.vscode/mcp.json). - Start by asking for the
ef-startorsf-startstep.
- In your assistant’s MCP server settings, add
https://mcp.is2be.ai/mcpwith the headerAuthorization: Bearer your-key(in Codex CLI,~/.codex/config.toml; in IBM Bob,.bob/mcp.json, alongside any servers you already have). - Start by asking for the
ef-startorsf-startstep.
What next
Section titled “What next”- Which path do I follow? Tell the AI your starting point, or see Where do I start?.
- What does each step do? See The 64 steps.
Updates
Section titled “Updates”You don’t need to do anything: monthly and annual plans get the new version as soon as it’s published, with no reconnecting or key changes. The one-time purchase keeps the version it bought; if you want the new one, you get an email with a code to switch to the annual plan at a discount. What changed in each version: What’s new.