Claude is a strong reasoning partner. Riley turns that thinking into safe, verified action on your real accounts. Connect Riley to Claude Desktop or Claude Code over MCP, ask for the work, approve what ships, and get a signed receipt for every change.
You can run real business workflows from Claude by connecting Riley as an MCP server in Claude Desktop or Claude Code. From Claude you ask for the work; Riley drafts it, holds every external write for your approval, verifies the change on the live source, and signs a proof receipt. Claude Desktop, Claude Code, and Cursor are all verified, Live surfaces.
If Claude is where you think, plan, and draft, you should not have to leave it to get real work done on your accounts, and you should not have to trust it blindly to do so.
You use Claude Code daily. Adding Riley with one command lets you run and prove client work from the terminal, next to everything else you build.
Your team drafts in Claude Desktop. Riley lets those drafts become approved, verified changes on client listings and reviews, with a receipt for each one.
You like Claude's judgment but you will not let any AI touch a live account unchecked. The approval gate keeps the final call yours.
Claude can reason through a plan better than most tools. But a plan is not a posted reply, an updated listing, or a delivered report. To act, Claude needs tools connected to your real accounts, and the moment you connect real accounts you inherit two risks: an action you did not intend, and no clean record of what happened.
Without a gate, a helpful suggestion can become a live change you never approved. Without verification, Claude can report that it did something it only attempted. And without a receipt, the work you ran from a chat window is invisible the moment the conversation scrolls away. For business work on accounts that matter, that is not good enough.
The fix is not to give Claude fewer abilities. It is to put an approval gate before every external write, verification after, and a signed receipt around the whole thing.
Connect Riley to Claude over MCP, then run the loop from the tool you already use.
claude mcp add with the endpoint and your key header, then ask Claude Code to use Riley.Work started from Claude is recorded exactly like work started from the dashboard. Every action appears in your approvals queue and in a signed receipt with its own /verify link, so anyone can check the signature. The receipt shows what changed, what Riley confirmed on the live source, your approval history, and an honest note on anything it could not verify.
Yes. Riley connects to Claude Desktop and Claude Code over MCP as verified, Live surfaces. From Claude you can ask Riley to draft review replies, update a listing, prepare a report, or run a monitoring pass. Reading and drafting run freely; every external write queues for your approval, and each change Riley makes is verified and recorded on a signed proof receipt.
Sign in at app.hireriley.com and mint a per-workspace key in Settings; it is shown once. In Claude Desktop, open Settings, Developer, Edit config, paste the Riley server JSON from your dashboard, and restart. In Claude Code, run claude mcp add with the Riley endpoint and your key header. Cursor works the same way.
No. Claude can call Riley's tools with your key, but every external write still queues for your approval. Nothing posts to a live profile or channel until you approve it. The approval gate is identical to every other Riley surface.
The same proof as work run anywhere else. Every action appears in your approvals queue and in a signed receipt with a /verify link. The receipt records what changed, what Riley verified on the live source, your approval history, and an honest note on anything it could not confirm.
Connect Riley to Claude, run the work you approve, and hand over a signed receipt. Start free, no card to begin.