MCP server

Connect Claude Code

Connect Homie to Claude Code over MCP, authorize your account, and find warm introduction paths in your team’s network with a CLI command.

Connect Claude Code to Homie to search your organization’s network for people, companies, and warm introduction paths. You need a Homie account and access to the organization whose network you want to search.

Add the server

claude mcp add --transport http homie https://app.usehomie.com/mcp

The first tool call will open a browser tab to complete OAuth, the sign-in flow that authorizes Claude Code to use Homie on your behalf. Sign in to Homie and review the requested access.

Confirm

claude mcp list

You should see homie in the list. Try a query:

claude "Find me a warm path to Sam Altman"

Review a warm path

Use a target company and role from your actual account list. For example:

claude "Find warm introduction paths to engineering leaders at my target company. Show who could introduce me and the relationship evidence for each path."

Check that the person fits your account and role before choosing an introducer. Review the relationship signals and how recently the people interacted; a missing score means Homie has limited data. A path through a colleague does not establish the buyer’s interest.

If the search returns no useful path, try a named person or a narrower company query. Results depend on the network data your organization has connected. See the MCP tools reference for search scope and available tools.

When you have chosen a path, review and draft the introduction request in Homie. Check the recipient and message before sending. The warm introduction request guide covers what to include in the ask.

Troubleshoot the connection

If Homie is missing from the server list, run the add command again and check the URL. If the server appears but a tool needs authorization, finish the browser sign-in flow with the Homie account you intend to use.

For another MCP client or details of the authorization flow, see the MCP overview and OAuth guide.

Remove

claude mcp remove homie

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