Your own assistant
Two things your AI assistant can do with Jaksa. Pick yours and you see only its steps.
- 1Use Jaksa from it. Ask about your workouts and change your plan, in its own chat.
- 2Your coach reaches it. Mid-workout, say «remind me to call Tim tonight»: the coach hands it over and reads you the answer.
Which one do you use?
Use Jaksa from ChatGPT
About 2 minutesAbout two minutes, at a computer: in a browser at chatgpt.com/plugins, or in the ChatGPT app under Settings → Plugins → Add → Add MCP server — the same form from there on.
- Press Add → Add custom MCP server.
- Name: Jaksa. Server URL: the address below. Leave Authentication on OAuth.
- Tick «I understand», press Create as a plugin, then Install plugin.
- Jaksa’s page opens: sign in the way you do on your iPhone. That is the approval.
https://mcp.jaksa.runEvery screen, drawn
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On chatgpt.com/plugins press Add → Add custom MCP server.
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For Name type Jaksa, for Server URL paste this address, and leave Authentication on OAuth. For Icon, upload Jaksa's icon — without it ChatGPT draws a book.
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Tick I understand and want to continue — OpenAI asks this of every server it did not list itself — and press Create as a plugin.
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On the plugin's page press Install plugin.
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Press Continue to Jaksa.
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Jaksa's own page opens and says what ChatGPT will be able to do. Sign in the way you sign in on your iPhone — that is the approval, there is nothing after it.
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In any chat, pick Jaksa from the + menu, or type @jaksa, and ask.
ChatGPT wants to use your Jaksa account
If the plugin says “No app actions available yet”, press Refresh under Information and the tools appear.
ChatGPT reads Jaksa already. Ask it «how did my week go?» in any chat.
Let your coach reach ChatGPT
Mid-workout, say «remind me to call Tim tonight»: your coach hands it to ChatGPT and reads you the answer.
Use Jaksa from Claude
About 2 minutesAbout two minutes, at a computer, in a browser signed in to claude.ai.
- In Settings → Connectors press Add → Add custom connector.
- Name: Jaksa. Remote MCP server URL: the address below. Continue, then Add.
- Press Connect and sign in the way you do on your iPhone.
https://mcp.jaksa.runEvery screen, drawn
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In Claude's Settings, open Connectors — it is under Customize.
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Press Add, then Add custom connector.
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For Name type Jaksa, and for Remote MCP server URL paste this address. Then Continue.
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Claude finds Jaksa's sign-in by itself. Press Add.
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The connector now has its own page, saying you are not connected yet. Press Connect.
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Jaksa's own page opens and says what Claude will be able to do. Sign in the way you sign in on your iPhone — that is the approval, there is nothing after it.
Start a new chat and ask about your workouts. The first time Claude uses Jaksa it asks your permission for each tool; set them to Always allow and it stops asking.
If it ends with “Authorization with the MCP server failed”, the connector sat unfinished too long. Press Connect on its page again and go straight through.
If you use Claude Code
One line in a terminal does the same, then /mcp to sign in:
claude mcp add --transport http jaksa https://mcp.jaksa.run
Claude reads Jaksa already. Ask it «how did my week go?» in any chat.
Let your coach reach Claude
Mid-workout, say «remind me to call Tim tonight»: your coach hands it to Claude and reads you the answer.
Use Jaksa from Grok
About 2 minutesAbout two minutes, at a computer, at grok.com. Jaksa's sign-in opens in a popup window, so let grok.com open one if your browser asks.
- Press Plugins → New Connector → Custom.
- Name: Jaksa. Server URL: the address below. Add Connector.
- Jaksa’s page opens in the popup: sign in the way you do on your iPhone.
https://mcp.jaksa.runEvery screen, drawn
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On grok.com, press Plugins at the bottom of the left-hand column.
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It opens on the Connectors tab (beside Skills and Bots). Press New Connector at the top right.
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Press Custom.
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For Name type Jaksa, for Server URL paste this address, and press Add Connector.
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Jaksa's own page opens in a new window and says what Grok will be able to do. Sign in the way you sign in on your iPhone — that is the approval, there is nothing after it.
Then ask Grok about your workouts in any chat. Jaksa is listed under Plugins → Connectors → Connected from now on.
Grok reads Jaksa already. Ask it «how did my week go?» in any chat.
Let your coach reach Grok
Mid-workout, say «remind me to call Tim tonight»: your coach hands it to Grok and reads you the answer.
Use Jaksa from OpenClaw
About 2 minutesIn your OpenClaw’s settings, at the computer it runs on.
Add Jaksa as an MCP server at this address.
https://mcp.jaksa.runJaksa’s own page opens and says what OpenClaw will be able to do. Sign in the way you sign in on your iPhone — that is the approval.
OpenClaw reads Jaksa already. Ask it «how did my week go?» in any chat.
Let your coach reach OpenClaw
Mid-workout, say «remind me to call Tim tonight»: your coach hands it to OpenClaw and reads you the answer.
Use Jaksa from Hermes
About 2 minutesOn the computer your Hermes runs on.
Add Jaksa to its MCP servers at this address.
https://mcp.jaksa.runRun
hermes mcp login jaksaand sign in the way you sign in on your iPhone — that is the approval.
Hermes reads Jaksa already. Ask it «how did my week go?» in any chat.
Let your coach reach Hermes
Mid-workout, say «remind me to call Tim tonight»: your coach hands it to Hermes and reads you the answer.
Use Jaksa from your assistant
About 2 minutesChatGPT, Claude and Grok have their own tabs, with every screen drawn. Any other assistant that lets you add a connection to another service by its web address can reach Jaksa the same way — about two minutes, at a computer. Its buttons will have its own names; these are the usual ones.
In your assistant's Settings, find where it connects to other services. It may be called Connectors, Plugins, Integrations, Tools or Apps.
Choose to add your own — usually Add custom…, Custom or New.
For the name type Jaksa. Where it asks for an address — Server URL, URL or something like it — paste this one.
https://mcp.jaksa.runIf it asks how to sign in, choose OAuth, or leave it to find out by itself. You need no key or password from Jaksa.
Jaksa's own page opens, sometimes in a new window, and says what your assistant will be able to do. Sign in the way you sign in on your iPhone — that is the approval, there is nothing after it.
Then ask it about your workouts in any chat.
If your assistant has nowhere to add a connection by its address, it cannot reach Jaksa yet. Tell us which one it is at hello@jaksa.run.
Your assistant reads Jaksa already. Ask it «how did my week go?» in any chat.
Let your coach reach your assistant
Mid-workout, say «remind me to call Tim tonight»: your coach hands it to your assistant and reads you the answer.
Every assistant you connected is in the app under Settings → Assistants, where you test it, pick the one «ask my assistant» goes to, or remove it.
Then ask it
“How did this week's workouts compare with last week?”
“Move Saturday's long run to Sunday and make it 18 km.”
“What is my fastest 5 km this year, and when was it?”
“Remind me to take a gel 40 minutes into my next workout.”
Your assistant asks Jaksa at the moment you ask, and only for what the question needs. Nothing is copied anywhere in advance.
Everything in Jaksa, from your assistant
- Workouts — every one, with splits, heart rate, map and what you said to the coach; name, describe, trim, delete or bring one back, and send one to Strava.
- Records and progress — your best efforts, your week against your usual, any two workouts side by side.
- Goals and training plan — read them, and change them — the plan only after your yes, as in the app.
- Settings — units, heart-rate zones, weight, the coach's voice and language, how much it talks, auto-pause, the countdown, your workout dashboard.
- Routes and places — make a route in words, keep places you run from, find running tracks.
- Reminders, music and memories — reminders for a workout, music services, and what the coach remembers about you.
- Strava — send a workout or keep it off, and choose whether you look before it goes — connecting Strava itself is done once, in the app.
It changes things only when you ask, and anything that cannot be undone by asking again is two steps: it says exactly what would change, and acts only after your yes. It cannot add a way to sign in or record a workout — those need your iPhone. Ask it to disconnect itself, or remove the connection in it, and it is shut out.