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Yuva and your AI assistant

Tell your assistant to add Yuva.It does the rest with you.

Yuva has a built-in MCP server. Connect it once, and your assistant reads your project, sees what your workspace already has, and sets up live chat, analytics or newsletters, asking before each change.

Your Yuva server

1

Pick your assistant

2

Connect Yuva

  1. Add Yuva in your terminal:

    claude mcp add --transport http yuva https://app.useyuva.com/mcp
  2. Sign in. Your browser opens Yuva:

    claude mcp login yuva
3

Say this

Open the assistant in your project's folder. It reads your code on your machine and sends none of it to Yuva.

/mcp__yuva__init

Or type the sentence:

Look at this project and tell me how to add Yuva. Use Yuva's init prompt, recommend a plan, and change nothing until I pick the steps.

Or ask for one thing

What happens when you sign in

  1. 01Your browser opens Yuva. Sign in with a one-time code; a new e-mail address gets a new account.
  2. 02New to Yuva? Name your workspace. It takes a few seconds.
  3. 03Choose the workspace and what the assistant may do, then approve.
  4. 04Back in the assistant, Yuva is connected. Settings → Connected apps shows it and revokes it.

You stay in charge

  • The assistant acts as you, with no more access than you approve, and asks before it changes anything.
  • Your code stays on your machine. Yuva only sees what the assistant creates through it.
  • If Yuva itself misbehaves, the assistant can prepare a GitHub issue with your names, addresses and keys removed. You read it before anything is opened.
Read the MCP guide →