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Riplo Slides is a workspace for creating and editing slides with AI. Use it to turn a brief into a deck, then refine the story, content, and layout.

Yes. Add Riplo Slides as a custom connector in Claude, then sign in with your Riplo account. The MCP setup guide gives the server address and steps for Claude web, desktop, and Claude Code.

Yes. Add the Riplo Slides MCP server as a ChatGPT plugin and sign in with your Riplo account. The MCP setup guide covers ChatGPT web and desktop. Access depends on your account and workspace settings.

Yes. You can edit slides in Riplo after AI creates them. Change text, charts, and layouts as you review the deck.

Riplo includes PowerPoint and PDF export options. Available exports depend on your access to the deck.

Riplo supports templates and themes for slide creation. These give your team a shared starting point for content and design.

The Security page explains workspace access and connector permissions. For audit documents and the scope of Riplo’s controls, use the Riplo trust centre.

The campaign page currently shows a draft outline. We will add the final skills files and setup guide before we offer a download.

Add Riplo Slides as a custom connector, then sign in with your Riplo account. Use the same server address for Claude web and desktop.

1. Add the connector

   In Claude, open Customize → Connectors. Select Add → Add custom connector. If your Team or Enterprise workspace already lists Riplo Slides, select Connect and go to the sign-in step.

2. Enter the address

   Name the connector Riplo Slides. Paste this address, select Continue, check the authentication settings, then select Continue again.

   Claude connector addressCopy

   https://os.riplo.ai/api/mcp/slides

3. Set authentication

   Set Authentication to Sign in now and OAuth client to Use Claude’s published identity. Select Add.

4. Sign in

   Use your Riplo account in the window that opens.

5. Use it in a chat

   Open + → Connectors and turn on Riplo Slides. Ask Claude to build or review a deck, for example: Build a 10-slide client update from these notes.

On Team or Enterprise, an Owner or Primary Owner can add the connector in Organization settings → Connectors → Add → Custom → Web. If you cannot find it, ask your admin. Each member connects with their own Riplo account.

Add the remote server with the Claude Code command below, then sign in through /mcp. Run the command in the project where you want to use Riplo Slides.

1. Add the server

   Run this command in your terminal.

   Claude Code setup commandCopy

   claude mcp add --transport http riplo-slides https://os.riplo.ai/api/mcp/slides

2. Sign in

   In Claude Code, type /mcp, choose riplo-slides, and sign in with your Riplo account.

To use the connection in every project, add --scope user to the add command.

Add Riplo Slides as a custom MCP plugin in ChatGPT. Your account and workspace settings must allow custom MCP servers.

1. Add a custom server

   Open ChatGPT Plugins. Select + → Add custom MCP server.

2. Set the connection

   Enter Riplo Slides as the name. Under Connection, paste this Server URL and choose OAuth. Review the warning and select Create as a plugin.

   ChatGPT server URLCopy

   https://os.riplo.ai/api/mcp/slides

3. Sign in

   Use your Riplo account when ChatGPT asks.

4. Install and use the plugin

   Find the plugin in your personal or workspace plugins and install it. Start a new chat, type @, and choose Riplo Slides.

If you cannot add the server, ask your workspace admin to check your access. Read-only permissions let the assistant read slides but prevent it from creating or editing them.

Add Riplo Slides in Plugins as a Streamable HTTP server. Use the browser sign-in flow to authenticate the connection.

1. Add the server

   Open Plugins and add an MCP server. Set Name to Riplo Slides, Type to Streamable HTTP, and URL to the address below.

   Desktop server URLCopy

   https://os.riplo.ai/api/mcp/slides

2. Save the connection

   Leave Bearer token env var and Headers empty, then select Save.

3. Authenticate

   Under MCPs on the same page, select Authenticate beside Riplo Slides. Sign in with your Riplo account.

Yes, if the client supports Streamable HTTP with OAuth. Add the remote server address and use the Riplo sign-in window when it opens.

1. Set the server URL

   Paste the connector address in your client’s MCP settings. For clients that use an mcpServers block, use this configuration.

   MCP client configurationCopy

   {
     "mcpServers": {
       "riplo-slides": {
         "url": "https://os.riplo.ai/api/mcp/slides"
       }
     }
   }

2. Use the VS Code format if needed

   VS Code uses a servers block with type set to http.

   VS Code configurationCopy

   {
     "servers": {
       "riplo-slides": {
         "type": "http",
         "url": "https://os.riplo.ai/api/mcp/slides"
       }
     }
   }

3. Sign in

   The client finds the sign-in flow. Use your Riplo account in the browser window that opens.

No. Riplo hosts the MCP server. You add its address to your assistant and sign in with your Riplo account through OAuth. You do not need a local Riplo server or a separate API key.

The assistant uses your Riplo account and can access the decks you can open. Some tools can create or edit decks. Deck content that you use with the assistant goes to that assistant’s provider under your agreement with them.

Check whether your client and workspace allow custom MCP connections. If sign-in starts but does not finish, remove the connector, add it again, and sign in. If you still need help, contact support@riplo.ai with your client and plan.

Remove Riplo Slides from the connector or plugin settings in the client where you added it. In Claude Code, run the removal command below. Removing the connection does not delete your decks.

1. Remove the Claude Code server

   Use this command if you added Riplo Slides through Claude Code.

   Claude Code removal commandCopy

   claude mcp remove riplo-slides