Integration · CRM & sales

Connect Claude & ChatGPT to Bridge

Ask your AI who in your network can introduce you to a company, what contacts you share with someone, or to draft an introduction in Bridge. It can add and update contacts, organize them in tags, and accept, decline, publish or cancel introductions. Network research happens in a chat instead of clicking through lists.

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Try asking

“Who can introduce me to someone at acme.com?”
The AI lists connectors who can introduce you into the company, and can give an overview of how your team's network reaches it.
“Draft an intro from Maria Holm to Peter Lund about our pilot.”
It finds both contacts and drafts the introduction with your message and subject. Nothing is emailed until you publish it.
“Which contacts do Anna Berg and I have in common?”
It looks up Anna and lists the contacts you share.

What your AI can do

Network research

Find connectors for a company domain or tag, see contacts you have in common, and get suggestions for who can introduce you.

Introductions

Draft, publish, accept, decline, cancel and update introductions, and list them with their status.

Contacts and tags

Search, create and update contacts, create and share tags, and add or remove contacts from them.

“Add Jonas Lind, CTO at Nordlys, to my Investors tag.”
It searches first to avoid a duplicate, creates the contact with company and position, and adds it to the tag.
“Which introductions changed this week?”
It lists your introductions changed since the date you give, with their status.
“Accept the introduction from Sofie.”
It accepts the introduction you received. The other side is notified.

28 tools for Bridge

These tools are switched on when you connect. You can switch any of them off, or require your approval before it runs.

accept_introductionChanges dataAccept an introduction you received, by `introduction_id`. The other side is notified.
add_contacts_to_tagChanges dataAdd contacts (`contact_ids`) to a tag (`tag_id`).
cancel_introductionChanges dataCancel an introduction by `introduction_id`, with optional `cancelation_reason` and `cancelation_message`.
create_contactChanges dataAdd a contact: `contact` with `name` and `email` (plus optional bio, LinkedIn URL), and optional `company`, `position`, `location`. Search first to avoid duplicates.
create_introductionChanges dataDraft an introduction between two contacts: `from_id` (person being introduced) and `to_id` (person receiving the intro), with optional `message`, `subject` and `flow` (opt_in, fast, single_opt_in). Nothing is emailed until it is confirmed or published.
create_tagChanges dataCreate a tag (contact list) with `name`, optional `description` and `privacy_setting`.
decline_introductionChanges dataDecline an introduction you received, by `introduction_id`, with optional `cancelation_reason` and `cancelation_message`. The other side is notified.
find_contactFind a contact by exact `name` and `email`.
get_contactGet one of your contacts by `contact_id`.
get_introductionGet one introduction by `introduction_id`, with its contacts and status.
get_network_overviewResearch how your team's network reaches a target company: `target_domain` (e.g. acme.com) and your `team_domain`.
get_shared_contactGet one shared contact from search_contacts by `contact_id`.
get_tagGet one tag by `tag_id`, optionally including its contacts (`contacts_limit`, `contacts_offset`).
list_common_contactsList the contacts you and a given contact (`contact_id`) have in common.
list_connector_introlinksList connectors who can introduce you into a company by `target_domain`, optionally filtered by name or connector.
list_connector_suggestionsSuggest people in your network who could introduce you to a contact (`contact_id`).
list_contactsList your own contacts changed since `time` (Unix timestamp; use 0 for all). Paged with `page` (starts at 0).
list_introductionsList your introductions changed since `time` (Unix timestamp; use 0 for all). Paged with `page`.
list_my_tagsList the tags (contact lists) you own, changed since `time` (Unix timestamp; use 0 for all).
list_shared_tagsList tags others have shared with you, changed since `time` (Unix timestamp; use 0 for all).
publish_introductionChanges dataSend an introduction to the receiving person (n2) by email, by `introduction_id`, with optional `note`, `subject` or `to_email`.
remove_contacts_from_tagDeletesRemove contacts (`contact_ids`) from a tag (`tag_id`). The contacts themselves are kept.
search_contactsSearch contacts shared in your Bridge network by text `s`, optionally within a tag (`tag_id`) or by `degree`. Page with `limit` and `offset`.
search_tag_connectorsFind connectors (people who can make intros) for a tag or company domain (`domain_or_tag_id`), optionally by `search` text.
search_tag_introductionsSearch introductions within a tag or company domain (`domain_or_tag_id`), by `search` text or `filter`.
update_contactChanges dataUpdate a contact by `contact_id`: `contact` with `name` and `email`, plus company, position, location or LinkedIn URL.
update_introductionChanges dataUpdate an introduction's `reason`, `bio` or reminder and feedback settings by `introduction_id`.
update_tagChanges dataRename a tag or change its `description` or `privacy_setting` by `tag_id`.

Set up in three steps

1
Pick the app
Create a free PipMCP account and choose Bridge from the app list.
2
Paste your key
Enter the email and password you use to sign in to Bridge (brdg.app). PipMCP signs in for you and uses the session token Bridge returns. If you signed up with Google only, set a password in Bridge first. There is also an optional field for extra headers to send on every call, one 'Name: value' per line.
3
Add the link to your AI
You get a personal MCP link. Add it to Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor:
1. Click your name, then Settings › Connectors › Add custom connector.
2. Paste your link as the Remote MCP server URL.
3. Switch it on from the + menu in a chat.

Questions

What can the AI do in Bridge?

The AI can search your Bridge network, read your contacts, introductions and tags, find connectors into a company and list contacts you have in common. It can create and update contacts and tags, add or remove contacts from tags, and draft, publish, accept, decline and cancel introductions.

Does the AI see my Bridge credentials?

No. Your Bridge email and password are encrypted at rest and never shown to the AI. After you save them, they are not shown again, not even to you. The AI only sees the results of the tools it calls.

Can I control what the AI is allowed to do?

Yes. You choose which tools are switched on, so you can start with network research only. Publishing an introduction emails the receiving person, and accepting or declining one notifies the other side, so those tools can require your approval before they run. Every tool call is logged.

Does it work with ChatGPT?

Yes. In ChatGPT go to Settings › Apps & Connectors › Advanced and turn on Developer mode, then add your PipMCP link. Developer mode needs a paid ChatGPT plan: Plus, Pro, Business or Enterprise. The same link also works in Claude (Settings › Connectors › Add custom connector), Cursor and other MCP clients.

What does it cost?

PipMCP has a free plan with no credit card required. Paid plans bill per completed task. You also need your own Bridge account.

Why does Bridge need my email and password?

Bridge gives API access through a session token that you get by signing in. PipMCP signs in with your email and password and uses the token Bridge returns. If your Bridge account only uses Google sign-in, set a password in Bridge first.