2026-08-04 · Jack Stovell
Connect Claude to your Hilyt profile and let it keep your page current
Your AI assistant already knows a lot about you: your role, your projects, what you shipped last month. Your public profile is where that information should live for other AIs to read — and keeping the two in sync by hand is exactly the kind of chore assistants exist for. Hilyt ships a remote MCP server, so Claude (or any MCP client) can maintain your Hilyt profile in conversation.
Setup in claude.ai
Open Settings, then Connectors, then Add custom connector, and paste this URL: https://mcp.hilyt.it/mcp
Claude sends you to a Hilyt sign-in page to approve the connection. There are no API keys to copy — signing in mints a revocable access token behind the scenes, and you can cut it off any time from your Hilyt dashboard under Connect your AI.
Setup in Claude Code
Create a token in your dashboard (Connect your AI), then run:
claude mcp add hilyt https://mcp.hilyt.it/mcp --transport http --header "Authorization: Bearer hl_live_..."What it can do
- Read your full profile in one call and show you exactly what AI crawlers see (the llm.txt card, including unpublished drafts)
- Propose field updates, link changes and dated, sourced claims from what it knows about you — applied only after you confirm
- Edit individual FAQ items, approve or reject testimonials, and create additional profiles for products or organisations you're behind
- Show which AI crawlers actually fetched your profile recently
- Publish or unpublish explicitly — an edit never goes live as a side effect, and a profile's first publish passes a moderation screen
The useful habit is a periodic sync: ask Claude to compare your profile with what it knows about you and propose a change set. Facts go in as claims with dates and source URLs, so what other AIs read about you stays checkable rather than vibes.
For other tools
The same surface exists as a plain REST API with an OpenAPI spec at hilyt.it/openapi.json, which imports directly as a ChatGPT Action with bearer auth. Details on the developer page: https://hilyt.it/developers
Related guides
- How to create an AI-readable profile of yourself
- What is llms.txt — and how to write one (with a full example)