A five-minute, no-code connection
gitmatter is an MCP server with a secure sign-in, so connecting an assistant works like linking any two apps.
ChatGPT and Claude connectors
Add gitmatter's address as a custom connector, sign in, approve — no token to copy for the standard path.
Command-line agents too
Claude Code, Codex, and similar CLI agents connect over the same OAuth flow, or with a scoped token for self-hosted instances.
Acts as you, not as a superuser
The agent gets the access of the member who connected it and can only see that member's matters.
The agent drives, gitmatter records
The assistant decides what to ask for; gitmatter does the work and writes the history.
Real tools, not copy-paste
The agent can open matters, review stacks, propose redlines, and extract tables through gitmatter's tools.
Every action attributed
Each tool call lands in the audit trail under the assistant's name, inside your session.
Swap agents, keep the record
The matter history lives in gitmatter, so changing AI vendors next year changes nothing about your record.
How teams use bring your own agent
- Ask Claude to review twelve NDAs and table the differences
- Have ChatGPT run the firm's intake workflow on new documents
- Let a CLI agent draft from templates on a self-hosted instance
- Read the matter history to see exactly what the agent did
See the work. Skip the black box.
Book a walkthrough with your own AI account and see the record build itself: every change saved with who, what, and when. Set up in minutes.