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# Add MCP

Connect Twinr's MCP server to Lovable so its agent can read your apps and Twinr's integration guides.

Connecting Twinr's MCP server lets Lovable's agent see your real Twinr apps and read Twinr's own integration guides, instead of guessing at how Twinr works.

## Connect the server

1. In your Lovable project, open **Connectors**.
2. Click **+** and choose **MCP server**.
3. Name it `Twinr`.
4. Paste the server address:

```
https://mcp.twinr.dev/mcp
```

5. Leave the authentication type as **OAuth**, the default.
6. Click **Add & authorize**.

Lovable opens Twinr in your browser. Sign in if you are asked, then choose which apps to share and click **Allow**. See [Twinr MCP Server](/mcp/mcp.md) for what the approval screen shows.

## Check it worked

Ask the agent a question only Twinr can answer:

> List my Twinr apps.

It should name your apps. If it says it has no access, open **My Profile → AI connections** in Twinr and confirm the connection is listed with the apps you expected.

## What it can now do

The agent can read your apps and their build status, fetch download links, and pull Twinr's integration guides for push notifications, login and in-app purchases. If you chose **View & edit apps**, it can also change your app icon and launch screen and start builds. Every other Twinr setting stays yours to change in the dashboard.

{% hint style="info" %}
Ask for a feature by name rather than naming a tool. "Add Twinr push notifications to my app" is enough — the agent picks the right guide on its own.
{% endhint %}