Connect Pearl to your AI assistant to discover places and make plans informed by your taste. Eligible Pearl Reserve and Elite members can connect. Available actions depend on your connection and the permissions you approve.

What you can do

Features vary by app, connection, and permissions. Ask your assistant what Pearl actions are available before starting. All changes must show a preview and wait for your explicit confirmation.

Save and trip changes require a freshly connected Codex, Claude or Cursor integration and the requested permissions. They are not included in the current ChatGPT version. These actions are for eligible Pearl Reserve and Elite members.

Booking, holding, changing, cancelling, or paying for reservations is not available through this MCP release. Watcher and sniper management, flight management, visit deletion and visit photo uploads are also unavailable. Use Pearl or the reservation provider for supported actions outside the assistant. An availability result is not a booking.

Get connected

  1. Use the Pearl package and host setup instructions for your app.
  2. Choose Connect or Authenticate and sign in to the Pearl account you want to use.
  3. Review the requested permissions, then start a new conversation.
  4. Ask: “Use Pearl to show my profile and tell me which actions are available.”

The approval screen names the app and lists what it can access. Choose Allow connection only if those permissions match what you want, or Not now to decline. Connecting an app is not permission to book or spend.

Pearl's connection address is https://agent.joinpearl.co/mcp.

For Claude web/desktop custom connectors, use public Client ID pearl-claude-hosted and leave Client Secret empty. Follow the linked instructions for Codex, Claude Code, and Cursor; their setup steps differ.

Cursor Grok Bot uses Cursor's plugin access. A local Cursor installation does not automatically install Pearl in a hosted Bot. Direct grok.com connections are not currently supported.

Marketplace availability varies by host. A public repository or a submitted application does not mean a host has approved or listed Pearl. Use an available listing or the documented setup path.