HyperFrames turns a chat into finished social-media videos. Pick your assistant, device, and plan for exact steps. The only thing you ever need to copy is this address:
https://hyperframes.guava.agency/mcp
On Team/Enterprise, only a workspace Owner can add a connector. If that is not you, ask an Owner to add it under Settings → Organization settings → Connectors.
You cannot add a connector from the Claude phone app. Set it up once on a computer at claude.ai — it then syncs to your iPhone/Android app automatically.
Open Claude — go to claude.ai in your browser, or open the Claude desktop app.
Open Settings → Connectors. (On some plans it lives under Customize → Connectors.)
Click + Add custom connector.
Name it Guava HyperFrames and paste this URL. Leave the OAuth / Advanced fields empty:https://hyperframes.guava.agency/mcp
Click Add, then click Connect on the new connector.
A Guava sign-in page opens. Type your email (any provider — it does not have to be a Guava address) and click Send code.
Open your email, find the 6-digit code (check spam too), paste it in, and click Verify.
That is it — you are connected. Try: "Make me a 9:16 promo video that says Summer Sale, 30% off."
Claude Free allows only one custom connector at a time.
Identical on macOS, Windows, and Linux — this is a web/app setting.
Custom connectors are not available on ChatGPT Free. Upgrade to Plus or Pro — or use Claude instead (switch the Assistant above).
The ChatGPT Mac app cannot add connectors yet. Do this at chatgpt.com in a browser — once added it appears in the Mac & iPhone apps automatically.
You cannot add a connector from the ChatGPT phone app. Set it up on a computer at chatgpt.com — it then appears in your iPhone/Android app automatically.
On Team/Enterprise an admin must first enable Developer mode / custom connectors under Workspace Settings → Permissions & Roles → Connected data.
Open chatgpt.com in your browser (or the ChatGPT Windows app).
On a computer, open chatgpt.com in your browser.
Open chatgpt.com in your browser.
Go to Settings → Apps & Connectors.
Click Advanced settings and turn on Developer mode (accept the warning).
Back in Apps & Connectors, click Create / Add custom connector.
Fill in — Name: Guava HyperFrames, MCP Server URL: the address below, Authentication: OAuth.https://hyperframes.guava.agency/mcp
Click Create, then Connect / Log in.
A Guava sign-in page opens. Type your email (any provider — it does not have to be a Guava address) and click Send code.
Open your email, find the 6-digit code (check spam too), paste it in, and click Verify.
In a chat, open the + / tools menu, switch on Guava HyperFrames, then try: "Make me a 9:16 promo video..."
Codex is built for developers. Unlike Claude and ChatGPT it has no click-only setup — it needs a quick edit to one config file (done inside your code editor, not a terminal). Not comfortable with that? Ask a developer, or use Claude / ChatGPT above.
Codex cannot be set up on a phone — you need a computer with VS Code or Cursor. Or use Claude / ChatGPT above.
Install the Codex extension in VS Code (or Cursor) and sign in to your OpenAI account.
Open the Codex panel, click the gear / settings icon, and choose MCP settings → Open config.toml. This opens one small file in your editor.
Paste these two lines at the bottom of the file and save:
Reload the Codex panel. When it prompts you to sign in to the connector, complete the Guava sign-in (email → code → verify).
If Codex does not prompt you to sign in, finishing the sign-in may need a developer — ask one to help.
Sign in with your email — any provider works, it does not need to be a Guava address. If it says you are not on the allowlist, ask an admin to add you first.