Connect DataPilot to your AI

Connect in three steps

About two minutes, start to finish.

Get your free key

Create a free DataPilot account, then open Share pages → Connect DataPilot to generate your API key. It’s shown once — treat it like a password.

Create your free account →

Add the connector

Claude Code signs you in with your browser — no key to copy. Cursor and other clients paste your API key in the header (it’s never shown to the AI).

Read-only, always. The connector can search and read your library — it can never write, edit, or delete your data.

Terminal

claude mcp add --transport http datapilot \
  https://datapilot.justgotalead.com/etl/mcp
# then in Claude Code:  /mcp  → sign in with your browser · no API key needed

// .cursor/mcp.json
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "datapilot": {
      "url": "https://datapilot.justgotalead.com/etl/mcp",
      "headers": { "X-Api-Key": "YOUR_KEY" }
    }
  }
}

Transport:   Streamable HTTP
URL:         https://datapilot.justgotalead.com/etl/mcp
Auth header: X-Api-Key: YOUR_KEY

Add your data — then ask

Upload your docs and PDFs, or point DataPilot at a URL. Then just tell your assistant “use my DataPilot data to…” — it searches your files, reads the right one, and answers, cited to the source.

Example · You: “What’s our retry policy?”

Retries use exponential backoff, capped at 3 attempts.

📄 handbook.pdf · p.12

The tools your AI gets

Your assistant calls them on its own — reads answer from your data, the upload writes into it.

datapilot_searchREAD-ONLY

Find documents by name or folder.

datapilot_read_documentREAD-ONLY

Read a document’s full text.

datapilot_askREAD-ONLY

One grounded, cited answer over your library.

datapilot_uploadWRITE

Upload documents into your warehouse — into any folder, straight from your AI.

Example · You: “Save these meeting notes to my DataPilot, in the projects folder.”

Done — I uploaded meeting_notes.md to the projects folder. It’s already indexed, so you can ask about it right away.

📁 meeting_notes.md → projects · datapilot_upload

Works with any file type — text, CSV, Excel (auto-converted to a queryable table), JSON, PDF, images, even video. New folder names are created automatically.

Connect DataPilot
to Your AI

Connect in three steps

Get your free key

Add the connector

Add your data — then ask

The tools your AI gets

Ready in two minutes