Claude
Bring your projects into Claude, including Claude Desktop and Cowork.
Give Claude or ChatGPT access to your ARC workspace. Plan the work, track what’s done, and leave a clear next step for you and your next AI session.
Bring your projects into Claude, including Claude Desktop and Cowork.
Connect ARC as a custom MCP plugin and work from your saved project context.
You’ll return to a DTS permission screen. Review the app’s return address, choose its access, then approve. Setup options depend on your AI account and workspace policies.
ARC keeps the project record. Each connected assistant can read your latest check-in and update it as you work.
See what’s done, what’s left, and what’s blocking progress.
Create tasks and roadmaps, and update completed work.
Save what changed and the next action before switching projects.
Use ARC to show me where I left off across my projects. Help me choose the next task. As we work, keep the tasks updated, then save a project check-in with what we finished and what to do next.
Each app gets access only to your ARC workspace. Disconnecting stops its access and refresh tokens immediately. These connections cannot change your DTS password or administer the website.
Claude: In Customize → Connectors, add a custom connector. If asked for an OAuth client, select Register automatically. You don’t need a client secret.
ChatGPT: Open Plugins and add a custom MCP server with OAuth. Some accounts show this under Apps or developer settings. If custom connections are unavailable, check your account or workspace policy.
After connecting: Enable DTS / ARC in the conversation’s tools or plugin picker. Ask it to check ARC. It can only save work it actually performs or that you tell it about.
Connection expired? Reconnect in your AI app. DTS connections last up to 90 days; password recovery and security changes also disconnect them.
For a client that only supports access tokens, ARC → Settings → Manage AI access still includes manual tokens and the downloadable bridge.