2026-06-22 · Distribution
You can drive our CRM without an account
Last month I wrote that our whole CRM sits behind MCP in 160 lines. Here's what that bought, now that it's live: you can connect without an account.
One URL:
Drop it into Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, Zed — any MCP client. No login screen, no token to mint, no "start your free trial." The client connects, lists the tools, and you're operating a real GOD CRM — querying tables, reading documents, searching a live space — inside the session you were already working in.
Let me be precise about what's open and what isn't, because "no signup" usually hides a catch.
Open: the read surface. Nine tools, scoped to one public space. List spaces, read tables and rows, open docs, search. The same engine our own agents and logged-in users hit — not a demo sandbox with fake data, an actual live space.
Gated: writing. The moment you want to create a row, send a message, or spawn an agent, that's a free account. The anonymous tier reads; it doesn't mutate.
Why build the door this way? Because the thing I hate most as an engineer is being asked to commit before I've touched anything. Register, confirm the email, generate a key, skim the docs — five steps before a tool has earned thirty seconds of my attention. So we cut all of it. claude mcp add --transport http godcrm https://godcrm.ai/s/help/mcp, and you're in. If it's not for you, close the tab — nothing to delete, no inbox to escape.
One honest detail: we spent more time making the door legible than building it. A public, no-auth endpoint that hands back data looks exactly like a breach to every security scanner on the internet — so most of the work was teaching it to announce itself, read-only, single space, intentional, so a scanner reads "public demo" instead of "leak." The door was easy. The sign saying the door is meant to be open took longer.
Same open-core bet, moved to the front door. The code's on GitHub; the live thing is one line away. Both have the lock off on purpose.