Claude Code reads the client's brief, thread, and files from Dora, does the work, and hands it back for review with a note and a preview link.
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Add the server
Run: claude mcp add --transport http dora https://dora.work/mcp
- 2
Sign in
Run /mcp in Claude Code, pick Dora, and approve the connection in your browser.
- 3
Work a request
Run /dora:work_on_request with the request's link, and Claude Code takes it from brief to review.
The full context
The brief, the thread, the request type's checklist, the client's agreement and brand, and how similar work shipped.
Questions go to the client
If something's missing, Claude Code asks the client on the request and stops there.
Scope stays honest
If the ask is outside the client's agreement, it flags it so your team can send an estimate.
Back for review
It submits the work with a note, a preview link, and files, and the client approves or asks for changes.
Your company's team. Clients don't hand over work, so the prompt doesn't show up for them.
You approve every connection on Dora's consent screen, and the connection acts as you, with exactly your access. See and disconnect connected apps in Dora's Settings any time.
No. Your own AI working through Dora's MCP has no limit. Only asking Dora herself, with the ask_dora tool, counts against your company's Dora allowance.
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