Gemini × Tapter MCP
You can connect Tapter to Gemini as an MCP server. With Google it works differently in the CLI, in the app and in Gemini Enterprise — all of it is covered below.

By connecting Tapter to Gemini, you manage your links right in the conversation — on your behalf and without a password. But with Google it doesn’t work the same way everywhere — start with the short summary below.

Connector address

Add Tapter to your MCP client at this address:

https://tapter.one/mcp

There are no tokens to type in by hand — Tapter will ask you for access itself.

Where this works
  • Gemini CLI — works for everyone, everywhere. The main route.
  • Gemini app — only through Spark, and with hard limits.
  • Gemini Enterprise — your team admin connects it.
  • Antigravity and Gemini Code Assist — they work, the config is edited by hand.
Gemini CLI — the simplest route

One command in the terminal:

gemini mcp add --transport http tapter https://tapter.one/mcp

Or by hand in ~/.gemini/settings.json:

{ "mcpServers": { "tapter": { "httpUrl": "https://tapter.one/mcp" } } }

One thing matters: the key is httpUrl — that’s the modern transport. A url field would switch on the deprecated SSE.

Gemini CLI — sign in and check

Start gemini and run:

/mcp auth tapter

A browser opens with a Tapter window — click Allow. After that the /mcp command shows the server status and the list of tools.

Try it: “show my Tapter links”.

The Gemini app — read this carefully

In the regular app at gemini.google.com a custom MCP server can only be added through Gemini Spark: on a computer → Settings & help → Connected Apps → Custom apps for Spark → paste the server address → grant access.

But this route has hard conditions: a Google AI Pro or Ultra subscription, a personal (not work) account, 18+, English language and being in the US. Outside the US you can’t add your own connector in the app yet.

Gemini Enterprise — through an admin

In Gemini Enterprise (Business Edition) the team admin adds the server in Settings & help → Team → Manage team → Connected apps → Add MCP Server.

The connection is off by default — it has to be turned on for the team separately.

Antigravity and Code Assist

In Google Antigravity: agent panel → MCP Servers → Manage MCP Servers → View raw config. The key is named differently there:

{ "mcpServers": { "tapter": { "serverUrl": "https://tapter.one/mcp" } } }

Gemini Code Assist for VS Code uses the same ~/.gemini/settings.json as the CLI; you can’t add the server from the command palette — only by editing the file.

Where to find this in Tapter

Every connected app and AI agent is visible in the Tapter app: Settings → API access. You can revoke access there at any time.

Мобильный экран с страницей «Доступ по API», содержащей информацию о токенах API и подключенных приложениях. На странице представлены три пункта: «Обзор API и соглашения», «Типы блоков и схемы» и «Спецификация OpenAPI», а также сообщение «Пока ничего не подключено. Добавьте Tapter коннектором в своём МСР-клиенте по адресу https://tapter.one/mcp – разрешение он спросит здесь».
FAQ
Is it safe?
The app acts on your behalf and never sees your password. You can revoke access at any time in Settings → API access.
What can Gemini do?
Read your links and everything on them: text, buttons, images, socials; create new links, add, edit, and delete blocks; upload images to your account.
I'm outside the US. What do I do?
Use Gemini CLI — it has no geo restriction for custom MCP servers. Custom connectors in the Gemini app are US-only for now.
The server is stuck on Connecting
Check that the config uses httpUrl and not url, and that the JSON is valid. Then run /mcp auth tapter again.
How do I disconnect?
Remove the entry from settings.json or turn the server off in your client. The main thing is in Tapter: Settings → API access, select the app, and turn it off.
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