# MCP Server

**Robpod AI CoWorker** operates as an **MCP server** and is fully compliant with the **MCP protocol**. This means it can integrate with **any AI assistant that supports MCP**, allowing you to use your preferred assistant without being locked into a specific platform.

If your preferred AI assistant is not listed among the explicitly supported providers, simply verify that it is **MCP-compliant** and follow the standard instructions to set up integration with **MCP servers**.

### Setup AI CoWorker

Open [Robpod AI CoWorker](/ai-coworker/introduction.md) on your PC. 

Select **MCP Server** as AI provider. 

Copy the **MCP URL,** use this url to setup the connection with Robpod AI CoWorker inside your AI Assistant.

Click on **CONNECT**.

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The **MCP URL** enables a cloud-based AI assistant to access your local robot over the internet. Do not share this link with anyone.
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If the MCP link is not used for an extended period (for example, several days), it may change. In that case, copy the new MCP URL from the Robpod CoWorker application and update the connector configuration.
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