Connect Contextick to Replit

Replit is the quickest of the coding tools: you paste one URL into a settings pane, and Replit handles the sign-in for you. No config file, and no API key to copy.

What you'll need

• A Replit account.
• A Contextick account. Replit registers itself with Contextick automatically and walks you through Google sign-in, so no API key is needed.
• The Contextick MCP endpoint: https://contextick.ai/mcp

Steps

1. Open Replit's MCP servers settings pane.
2. Click Add MCP server.
3. Enter Contextick as the display name and paste https://contextick.ai/mcp as the server URL. You can leave Advanced settings alone — that's for servers that need a custom header, and Contextick doesn't here.
4. Click Test & save. Replit connects, registers itself with Contextick, and sends you through Google sign-in to approve access.
5. Contextick's tools are now available to Replit's AI. Replit scans the tools for safety and may ask you to approve a tool before it runs.

Check it worked

Test it in two parts, and make the second part a new conversation. If you ask in the same one, the AI can answer from what you just said without ever calling Contextick — so a broken connection would still look like it worked.

1. Save something you'd actually want back. At the end of a session where you worked something out, say: "Save the API error format we just settled on to Contextick."
2. Start a new conversation and ask: "What's our API error format?"

If it comes back in the new conversation, you're connected — and you've just seen the point of it: you didn't have to explain it again. That note is also available in Claude, ChatGPT, or any other AI you connect.

If it doesn't show up

• "Test & save" fails. Check the URL for a typo or a trailing slash — it should be exactly https://contextick.ai/mcp.
• The sign-in window never appeared. Allow pop-ups for replit.com and click Test & save again.
• The AI doesn't offer to use Contextick. Ask it directly — "save this to Contextick" — rather than hoping it reaches for the tool on its own.

Official docs

Replit's own guide to MCP servers: MCP on Replit.