Connect

Use Miles inside the AI you already use

Ask “which card for this?” in Claude or ChatGPT and get the answer from your own wallet — without leaving the app you're already in.

Server URL https://mcp.askmiles.ai/mcp

Requires a free Miles account. Read-only unless you say otherwise.

Connecting opens a Miles approval screen in your browser. It lists exactly what the app can see, and write access is off unless you turn it on — see what a connected app can see.

One command

Claude Code

claude mcp add --transport http askmiles https://mcp.askmiles.ai/mcp

Add --scope user to use it in every project.

Codex CLI

codex mcp add askmiles --url https://mcp.askmiles.ai/mcp

Opens your browser to approve. Codex requests write access by default — leave that toggle off on the approval screen unless you want it.

Point and click

claude.ai and Claude Desktop

Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector, then paste the server URL above.

Free plans allow one custom connector at a time. Add it on desktop or web; it then works in the Claude mobile app too.

Advanced

ChatGPT

ChatGPT requires turning on Developer mode, which OpenAI marks as elevated risk. Settings → Plugins → Developer mode, then Plugins → + to add the server URL.

ChatGPT will warn you. It says custom connectors are unreviewed and could steal your data or destroy it. That warning is about connectors in general — Miles is read-only unless you turn on the write toggle yourself. See what a connected app can see.

You'll need to turn Ask Miles on again in each new chat.

Save the Miles icon for the connector's manual upload — 256×256, under 10KB.

Privacy

What a connected app can see

Your wallet — cards, benefits, spending strategy
Your point valuations
Card data, transfer partners, current offers

Your email, phone, or chat history
Applying for cards or making payments
Changing your wallet — unless you allow it

Read access is the default. Letting an app change your wallet is a separate toggle on the approval screen, off unless you turn it on. Codex requests write access by default; Claude Code and ChatGPT don't. Pause or disconnect any app anytime in Settings → Connected AI Apps.

Managing access

Pause or disconnect

“Allow AI app connections” in Settings → Connected AI Apps pauses every connected app at once. Turn it back on and they resume — nothing is lost. To remove a single app permanently, disconnect it there instead.

Try asking

Once you're connected

“Which card should I use at Costco?”
“What's my Card Snapshot?”
“Which programs transfer to United?”

Troubleshooting

If something isn't working

The app says it has no access, and nothing happens: Check whether “Allow AI app connections” is switched off in Settings. That pauses every connected app at once.
Your wallet looks empty: Check the “Connecting as” line on the approval screen — it's easy to approve with a second account. Use Switch to change it.
Sign-in fails right after adding the server: Close the window and click sign in again. The first attempt can fire before setup finishes.
Codex is stuck in a login loop: Don't delete ~/.mcp-auth — Codex keeps its tokens in the macOS login Keychain instead. Run codex mcp logout askmiles to clear it.