Overview
JAM publishes a connector (an MCP server) that lets an outside AI assistant - such as Claude or ChatGPT - work with your JAM data and take actions on your behalf. Once connected, you ask in plain language (“who on my team hasn’t finished the onboarding track?”) and the assistant uses JAM’s tools to answer or act. This is the same toolset that powers Jammy inside the app - the difference is that you’re now driving it from your own AI assistant.You stay in control. Sign-in uses your own JAM account, so the connector
only ever sees what you’re allowed to see, and any change is subject to the
same permissions as the app.
Before you start
- You need a JAM account and will sign in through your browser when you first connect.
- Your AI assistant must support remote MCP connectors (Claude and recent ChatGPT plans do - see each section below).
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The JAM connector address is:
Add JAM to Claude
1
Open connector settings
In Claude (desktop app or claude.ai), go to Settings → Connectors
and choose Add custom connector.
2
Paste the JAM address
Give it a name like
JAM and paste https://api.wejam.ai/mcp as the URL,
then confirm.3
Sign in to JAM
A browser window opens asking you to sign in to JAM and approve access. This
is the standard secure sign-in - JAM never shares your password with Claude.
Once approved, the connector shows as connected.
4
Start using it
In a chat, make sure the JAM connector is enabled, then ask your question.
Claude will ask for your confirmation before making any change.
Add JAM to ChatGPT
Custom connectors in ChatGPT require an eligible plan (for example Plus, Pro,
Business, or Enterprise) and may need connectors/developer mode enabled by you
or your workspace admin.
1
Open connector settings
In ChatGPT, go to Settings → Connectors and choose to add a new
connector (custom / via URL).
2
Paste the JAM address
Name it
JAM and enter https://api.wejam.ai/mcp as the server URL.3
Sign in to JAM
Approve the connection and complete the JAM sign-in that opens in your
browser. After approval, the connector is available to your chats.
4
Start using it
Add the JAM connector to a conversation and ask away. ChatGPT will confirm
with you before performing an action.
What you can do
The connector exposes JAM’s tools in a few groups. It can look things up and take actions on your behalf.- Learn how JAM works - product documentation and FAQs (e.g. how scores, scorecards, and certifications work).
- Find people, teams, and content - look up users, teams, tracks, missions, and mission details across your organization.
- Your own learning - see your next recommended mission, get content recommendations, and enroll yourself in (or leave) tracks.
- Progress and coaching insights - learner activity, sessions, certifications, sprint progress, track/mission assignments, and license usage.
- Team management (manager/admin) - invite users, create teams, and add or remove people from teams.
- Assign and schedule content (manager/admin) - assign tracks and missions, create and manage sprints, set due dates, and tailor a track to your team’s context.
Example prompts
Looking things up- “Show me the missions in the Objection Handling track.”
- “Which teams do we have, and how many people are in each?”
- “How does JAM calculate a session score?”
- “What’s my next mission?”
- “Recommend what I should practice next.”
- “Enroll me in the Cold Calling Fundamentals track.”
- “How is the Sales team doing on their current sprint?”
- “List learners who haven’t started the onboarding track.”
- “How many licenses are we using?”
- “Invite jane@example.com as a learner.”
- “Create a two-week sprint of the Discovery Calls track for the Sales team.”
- “Assign the Negotiation track to the East region team.”
When it can’t help
If the assistant can’t find what you asked for or the action is outside your role, it will say so. In that case, do it directly in the app or open the Help Center - or ask Jammy inside JAM, which uses the same tools.Last updated: July 2026

