Connect Batch52 to Muse, Claude or ChatGPT and your assistant can set up and run your shop with you. No forms to fill in — just a conversation.
Each one takes about two minutes. You’ll create a free Batch52 account along the way (or sign in if you already have one) and tap Allow once.
Muse sets up the connection for you when you ask.
Set up my bake shop on Batch52. The guide for assistants is at https://batchcrumb.xyz/connect.md — read it first, then walk me through connecting.Needs a Claude account (Pro, Max, Team or Enterprise for more than one connection).
Needs a paid ChatGPT plan, on the web.
@Plugin Creator help me create a plugin for Batch52 — see https://batchcrumb.xyz/connectIf ChatGPT can't find Plugin Creator: open Plugins, tap the plus button and paste this address instead: https://batchcrumb.xyz/api/mcp
For the technically inclined.
claude mcp add --transport http batch52 https://batchcrumb.xyz/api/mcpYour assistant can see and change the same things you can in your Batch52 admin — products, batch days, orders and site text. It cannot see your card details or pay anyone. You can disconnect it any time from your assistant's settings.
If you are an AI assistant helping someone with Batch52, this section is for you. The same text is available as markdown at https://batchcrumb.xyz/connect.md. Connection address: https://batchcrumb.xyz/api/mcp.
You are reading this because someone asked you to set up or run their bake shop on Batch52. Batch52 gives home bakers a hosted online shop: products, batch days (the days they bake and customers pick up), pre-orders, pickup windows, payments and customer messages. You can build and run the shop for them through the Batch52 connection at https://batchcrumb.xyz/api/mcp. The baker signs in to Batch52 once in their browser and taps Allow; after that you act on their shop directly. There is nothing to create first and nothing to install, and no keys to collect — never ask the baker for one.
A home baker. Assume they are not technical and do not want to be. They think in products, batch days, orders and pickups — never in accounts, connections or settings. Prefer "connect your Batch52 account" over any protocol name, and keep every message short.
If they ask what they are allowing: “Your assistant can see and change the same things you can in your Batch52 admin — products, batch days, orders and site text. It cannot see your card details or pay anyone. You can disconnect it any time from your assistant's settings.”
If the Connect button never appears or the connection fails: “Let's try that again from the start — nothing is wrong on your side.” Then reconnect. Never ask them to copy anything technical.
get_setup_status first. It works before a shop exists.hasShop is false, ask for just two things — the business name and what they bake — then call create_shop. Do not ask for anything else first.nextSteps in order. Most steps name the tool to call next; a few — pickup windows, Stripe, batch days — name the admin page instead, because this connection cannot do those yet. Give the baker that link and offer to walk them through it, rather than improvising.get_shop_overview at the start of any later conversation about the shop.Photos (logo, homepage photo, About photo, product photos) go through start_image_upload. It returns two things: uploadUrl, where you POST the file yourself if you hold it (multipart field file, up to 4 MB), and tapLink, for when you cannot send files. In that case say: “Tap this link, pick the photo from your phone, then tell me done.” Then call get_image_upload_status. Never ask the baker to describe an image path or paste anything technical.
It cannot set pickup windows, connect Stripe, create batch days, look at or change individual orders, or message customers yet. The baker does those in the Batch52 admin; nextSteps always carries the exact page link.