Claude launches automatic plugin connection feature

Nov 4

1. 03:21

   BaoyuRelated discussion

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   This post contributes to heat; it is not a formal report or confirmed fact.

2. 02:59

   Boris Cherny

   Claude now supports automatic plugin connection, with unified configuration by administrators

   Boris Cherny said that logging in to company plugins one by one is a hassle, so Claude now supports automatic plugin connection. Team and Enterprise administrators can complete the configuration, and team members will be automatically connected the first time they use a plugin. The referenced ClaudeDevs post states that MCP servers that accept Claude as a trusted issuer can support automatic connection at login.

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3. 02:29

   Testing Catalog

   Claude will be able to automatically connect to plugins that trust its publisher

   TestingCatalog states that Claude will be able to automatically connect to plugins that regard Claude as a trusted publisher, and reducing repeated authorization can make agent use more efficient. The post also expresses the hope that Duet will be widely released as soon as possible.

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4. 02:12

   Ado KukicRelated discussion

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5. 02:09

   Claude DevsFirst-party

   Claude plugins support direct identity attestation when EMA is unavailable

   ClaudeDevs explains: if an organization's identity provider does not support EMA (Enterprise Managed Authentication), Claude can directly attest for each signed-in member; once an administrator completes setup for the plugin, eligible members within the organization can automatically connect to that plugin.

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6. 02:09

   Claude DevsFirst-party

   Claude auto-connects plugins as a trusted issuer, entering beta

   Claude launches beta auto-connect on Team and Enterprise plans: when an MCP server accepts Claude as a trusted issuer, users can automatically connect plugins simply by logging in to Claude, without repeated authorization. The feature already supports services including Amplitude, Atlassian, Datadog, Dropbox, Figma, Granola, HubSpot, Linear, Mixpanel, Notion, PagerDuty, Semrush, and Supabase.

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7. 02:09

   Claude DevsFirst-party

   Claude plugins support automatic connection at login

   ClaudeDevs announced that when users log in to Claude, plugins can be connected automatically, provided that the MCP server accepts Claude as a trusted issuer. This feature is in beta for Team and Enterprise plans and already supports plugins such as Amplitude, Atlassian, Datadog, Dropbox, Figma, Granola, HubSpot, Linear, Mixpanel, Notion, PagerDuty, Semrush, and Supabase; developers who are building plugins can add support now.

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8. 02:09

   Claude DevsFirst-party

   Claude launches Enterprise Managed Authentication (EMA), letting admins connect plugins org-wide via their identity provider

   Claude launches Enterprise Managed Authentication (EMA), which lets admins connect plugins for the entire organization through their identity provider, so members no longer need to search for, sign in to, and authorize each plugin themselves; the capability is based on an open extension to MCP. Claude also supports automatically connecting to MCP servers that accept Claude as a trusted issuer when users sign in to Claude; this auto-connect feature is in beta for Team and Enterprise plans and already supports Amplitude, Atlassian, Datadog, Dropbox, Figma, Granola, HubSpot, Linear, Mixpanel, Notion, PagerDuty, Semrush, and Supabase. If an organization's identity provider does not support EMA, Claude can vouch for each signed-in member directly, and once an admin configures it, eligible members can connect automatically.

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9. 02:09

   Claude DevsFirst-party

   Claude now supports automatic plugin connection at login, and MCP servers can treat Claude as a trusted issuer

   Claude users can automatically connect plugins when they log in, provided the MCP server accepts Claude as a trusted issuer. This capability is in beta on Team and Enterprise plans and already supports services including Amplitude, Atlassian, Datadog, Dropbox, Figma, Granola, HubSpot, Linear, Mixpanel, Notion, PagerDuty, Semrush, and Supabase. Enterprises can also use enterprise-managed authentication (EMA), based on the MCP open extension, for administrators to connect plugins for the entire organization through their identity provider; if the identity provider does not support EMA, Claude can directly vouch for each logged-in member. Plugin developers can now add support.

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