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πŸ’³ 1-year licenseOne license = one websiteLicense key required
php ai bridge Β· custom php generator

Build your PHP AI Bridge connector

Enter your license key and details β€” you get one customized, licensed MCP.php file. Just upload that file to your website and add it to Claude. No SQL to run, and nothing is added to your database.

1 Website details

Your name, URL and license key are sent over HTTPS to the PHP AI Bridge server only to build your file. They are not stored, and the connector URL is never saved.

One key = one website. The 1-year period starts when you generate your first file.

This name identifies your Claude connector and MCP server.

https:// is added automatically if you leave it out.

Enter a valid website URL, e.g. www.softpulsedigital.com

2 Database tables (optional)

Want Claude to manage rows in your own tables? Add them here, e.g. products, orders, students. For each one Claude gets safe tools to list, view, add, edit and delete rows. Leave this empty if you don't need it — Claude can still read any table with db_query.

Your file is ready

FILE NAME (keep exactly as is)
CLAUDE CONNECTOR URL
CONNECTOR NAME

  1. Download the zip and unzip it β€” inside you get the MCP file (name shown above) and a short README.
  2. Upload only the MCP .php file to your website's public_html (or root) folder β€” via cPanel File Manager or FTP. That's all you have to do β€” nothing is added to your database.
  3. Make sure a config.php file exists in the same folder with a working $pdo database connection.
  4. Open the Claude app β†’ Settings β†’ Connectors β†’ Add custom connector.
  5. Enter the connector name as the name and paste the Connector URL from above as the URL. Do not add ?key= or anything extra.
  6. Save β€” Claude can now use your website as a tool.
Important: the random part of the file name is this tool's security β€” never share it, and never shorten or simplify the name. Deletes are never permanent (everything moves to the _trash/ folder), but still run database write commands (db_execute) with care.