Perplexity, Le Chat and Goose

Tahoe works with any AI app that can add a remote MCP server with sign-in. This page has the steps for Perplexity, Mistral Le Chat and Goose, and what to look for in any other app.

You need a paid Tahoe plan, and AI apps must be allowed in your workspace (they are by default). Connect your AI app explains the Tahoe sign-in page.

Perplexity#

Custom connectors are a paid feature in Perplexity. On Enterprise plans, an admin can switch them off.

1. Open Settings → Connectors and click Add custom connector.
2. Enter the URL https://mcp.hiretahoe.com/mcp. Sign in to Tahoe when asked, choose your workspace and click Allow. Then save the connector.
3. Switch the Tahoe connector on in each thread where you want to use it.

Mistral Le Chat#

You need administrator access to your Le Chat account. On Free, Pro and Student plans, the account owner is the administrator.

1. Open Connectors, click + Add Connector and choose Custom MCP Connector.
2. Enter the name tahoe and the server URL https://mcp.hiretahoe.com/mcp. Le Chat detects that Tahoe uses a sign-in.
3. Sign in to Tahoe, choose your workspace and click Allow.

In My Connectors, you can set each Tahoe tool to Always allow or to ask you every time.

Goose#

In the desktop app: open Extensions, click Add custom extension and fill in:

In the terminal: run the command below, choose Add Extension, then Remote Extension (Streamable HTTP), and enter the same values.

goose configure

Goose opens the Tahoe sign-in the first time it runs a Tahoe tool.

Any other app#

If your app can add a remote MCP server over Streamable HTTP with OAuth sign-in, it can use Tahoe. Look in its settings for a custom connector, MCP server, integration or extension, and give it the server address. The app finds Tahoe’s sign-in on its own.

• Apps that only run servers on your own computer (sometimes called local or stdio servers) cannot connect to Tahoe.
• Apps that ask for a client ID and secret need an app registered by your workspace. A Tahoe owner or admin can create one in Settings → AI connectors → Registered apps by choosing Internal agent. The steps match those for Gemini Enterprise.
• Connecting your own software, with no person signing in? A Tahoe MCP connection always belongs to one person and is meant for working in a chat. For a system that talks to Tahoe on its own, use the Tahoe API.

Next steps#