Connect Other AI Assistants to Divorcepath MCP

Divorcepath MCP can also be used from ChatGPT/OpenAI MCP apps, Gemini, Cursor, generic MCP-compatible clients, and other approved AI assistants. Client setup may vary, but the rule is the same: prepared work must be reviewed before Divorcepath applies it.

ChatGPT and OpenAI MCP apps

The normal setup path is to add the Divorcepath MCP connection and sign in with Divorcepath when the app prompts you. No API key is needed.

For Codex, use the Codex-specific setup article because Codex has terminal commands and an optional Divorcepath skill package. For ChatGPT, open the AI Assistants page in Divorcepath (Integrations → AI Assistants) and select OpenAI, then ChatGPT. On ChatGPT Business, Enterprise, or Edu on the web, open Plugins, select the plus button, then Add custom MCP server. Paste the connection address and choose OAuth. Your workspace admin may need to add it or give you permission. ChatGPT opens the Divorcepath sign-in flow when you connect.

When an assistant asks for connection details, use the values shown on the Divorcepath AI Assistants page. They should match this shape:

connection address: https://www.divorcepath.com/api/mcp
transport: Streamable HTTP
authentication: browser sign-in or OAuth authorization with Divorcepath
approval rule: you review and approve prepared work on the Divorcepath review page

Gemini

On the AI Assistants page, select Gemini, then the option you use. No API key is needed.

CLI: add this to ~/.gemini/settings.json, or to .gemini/settings.json in a project. Gemini CLI uses httpUrl for this kind of connection, then opens the Divorcepath sign-in flow.
Enterprise: a Google Cloud administrator adds Divorcepath as a custom MCP server connector, using the Streamable HTTP connection address. Availability depends on your Gemini Enterprise edition.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "divorcepath": {
      "httpUrl": "https://www.divorcepath.com/api/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Use the prompt pack

For assistants that do not support Codex skills, download the Divorcepath MCP skill package and copy the prompts from references/prompts.md. The prompts explain the review gate, matter-readiness workflow, calculation workflow, financial statement workflow, and document-generation workflow in client-neutral language.

Download the Divorcepath MCP skill package

Generic MCP-compatible clients

Any approved MCP-compatible client can connect if it supports Streamable HTTP and OAuth sign-in. The AI Assistants page shows these details under Editors → Other editors.

Connection address: https://www.divorcepath.com/api/mcp
Transport: Streamable HTTP
Optional client hint: x-mcp-client-name: YOUR_CLIENT_NAME

Approval rule

Read permitted Divorcepath context.
Prepare draft profile, finance, calculation, form, or document work for review.
Show the preview, warnings, risk level, expiry, and target matter to the user.
Give the user the Review and approve in Divorcepath link. Approval happens on that page, not in the chat. For document suggestions, give the user the Divorcepath editor link instead, where they accept or reject each one.
Read the outcome once the user says they have finished: get_intent for approved work, get_document_edit_proposal_status for document suggestions.
Discard declined or stale work.

Good assistant workflows

review a matter and list missing party, child, relationship, finance, and disclosure facts
prepare reviewed updates to party profiles, income, assets, debts, and child expenses
inspect support calculations and prepare calculation changes only after missing facts are confirmed
search financial statement and court-form templates across supported jurisdictions
check specialized readiness where available, including Ontario Form 13, Form 13.1, Form 13B, and Form 13C
generate approved court forms, financial forms, agreements, calculation summaries, and available file artifacts

Cursor

Cursor can connect to Divorcepath when your organization has approved Cursor and wants reviewed Divorcepath access there. On the AI Assistants page, select Editors, then Cursor. In Cursor, add a remote MCP server named divorcepath with this configuration:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "divorcepath": {
      "url": "https://www.divorcepath.com/api/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Cursor setup notes

Use global MCP config only when Divorcepath should be available across workspaces.
Use project-level config when Divorcepath should be available only in a specific workspace.
Sign in with Divorcepath when Cursor or the approved editor prompts for authorization.
Keep approval prompts enabled.
Ask Cursor to summarize Divorcepath approval rules before it prepares matter work.
Review and approve prepared work on the Divorcepath review page.

Share client files with the assistant

Whichever assistant you connect, it can work only with the client files you share with it. After you sign in, return to the AI Assistants page and, under Assistant access to your files, choose the connection in Connected assistant, find a client file, and select Share selected file. To let the assistant prepare updates for that file, select Also allow proposed updates and document changes before you share it. See Choose which files an assistant can access.

Minimum test for any assistant

Start with the read-only verification prompt from step 3 on the AI Assistants page. Then share a non-sensitive sample client file with proposed updates allowed and run this test:

Use the Divorcepath MCP only.
List available Divorcepath actions and summarize the approval rules.
Read one matter summary and list missing information.
Prepare a sample preview that does not change a matter.
Give me the Divorcepath review link and stop.
Confirm nothing is saved until I approve it there.

Unsupported or limited clients

Do not connect an AI assistant that cannot complete Divorcepath sign-in or show the Divorcepath review link clearly. Divorcepath still enforces approval on the server, but the best setup also makes the review step obvious to the user.