The browser didn't open to sign in
The browser didn't open to sign in
The first connection always opens a browser window to sign in. If it didn’t, the
tool may not have finished adding the server. Re-run the connect step for your tool,
then look for a sign-in prompt. In Claude Code, run
/mcp, select Deepmerge, and
press Enter to trigger it again.It asks for an API key
It asks for an API key
It shouldn’t. Deepmerge never uses an API key; you sign in through your browser. If a
tool insists on a key, you’ve likely picked the wrong server type. Use the HTTP /
remote MCP option and the URL
https://app.deepmerge.ai/mcp.The tool connected but isn't saving anything
The tool connected but isn't saving anything
Some tools only load a new connection after a restart. Close and reopen the tool (or
start a new chat), then ask it to save something. If it still does nothing, ask it
directly: “Are you connected to Deepmerge? Save a test memory.”
I connected but see nothing on my dashboard
I connected but see nothing on my dashboard
Connecting a tool does not create any memories on its own; your tools save memories as
they work. Ask a connected tool to save its first context, then refresh
your dashboard.
ChatGPT doesn't show the option to add a server
ChatGPT doesn't show the option to add a server
Custom MCP servers in ChatGPT need developer mode, available on the Plus, Pro,
Team, Enterprise, and Edu plans. Turn it on under Settings → Apps → Advanced
settings, then try connecting again.