Connect
Connect your assistant
Cue-Queue joins the assistant you already use as a connector. Nothing to install: one address, one sign-in, about a minute.
https://cue-queue.com/mcp- Name
qq- Sign-in
- In your browser, when your assistant asks. No key, no password to paste.
- 1
Add a custom connector
Your assistant may call it a connector, an app or an MCP server. It is in its settings.
- 2
Name it qq, and paste the address
If it asks how to connect, choose Streamable HTTP (or just HTTP).
- 3
Sign in
Your browser opens Cue-Queue. Sign in, pick your workspace and allow access. There is no key to copy.
Where it is in your assistant
The same three steps; each assistant keeps the setting somewhere different.
Claude
claude.ai, and the Claude desktop and mobile apps.
Steps for Claude →
Claude Code
Claude in your terminal and editor.
Steps for Claude Code →
ChatGPT
chatgpt.com and the ChatGPT desktop app.
Steps for ChatGPT →
Grok
grok.com.
Steps for Grok →
Gemini CLI
Google’s Gemini in your terminal.
Steps for Gemini CLI →
Another assistant
Any assistant that can add a remote MCP server.
What to enter →
Once it is connected
Start with “use qq”
Your assistant looks at your workspace first: what it holds, where the instructions are, and what you can do there. From then on, just ask for the work.
If it does not reach for Cue-Queue
Some assistants only use a connector when a message mentions it. Say “qq” or “Cue-Queue”, and check the connector is turned on for the chat.
Switching workspace, or disconnecting
Your account page lists every assistant you have connected, and can sign one out. To use another workspace, connect again and pick it when you sign in.
You: Use qq. What’s in my workspace?
Assistant: Your workspace has the candidate searches and the weekly posts, with instructions for each. Where would you like to start?