Manage your
cookie banner in Claude or ChatGPT

It is a hosted service that connects your CookieYes account to compatible AI assistants through the Model Context Protocol. You can check banner status, retrieve installation code, run cookie scans and update banner design from a conversation.

Claude, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, Lovable, Vercel and VS Code are covered in the setup guide. Other clients can connect if they support remote MCP servers over HTTP. Read the connection guide.

The Claude connector is one way to connect to the CookieYes MCP server. The same hosted server also works with ChatGPT and other supported clients.

You need a CookieYes account and a supported AI client. The account owner must enable OAuth-based access under the profile menu’s MCP access settings. See the setup requirements.

No. The connection is available on all CookieYes plans, including Free. Usage limits still apply to tools such as cookie scanning.

Some tools can change banner settings or trigger a scan. Supported clients ask you to approve these actions. The approval experience depends on your client and its settings, so keep confirmation prompts enabled and review each action.

Yes. In CookieYes, open the profile menu, select MCP access, find the client in the Connectors list and choose Disconnect. You can also remove the connection from the AI client’s settings.

Your assistant can access domain and banner status, banner layout, colours, privacy settings, and cookie scan metadata and results.

It cannot access personal visitor data or consent logs; cookie values, sessions or user identifiers; banner headings or legal copy; or passwords, billing and team information.

The server currently operates in English. Its configuration checks are not legal advice or a guarantee of compliance.