I previously posted about my GoHighLevel (GHL) MCP connection constantly disconnecting from Claude and ChatGPT, forcing me to reauthorize it every few days. After investigating, I discovered that HighLevel now has newer, client-specific MCP V2 endpoints that I wasn't using. I was still connecting through the original legacy endpoint: "https://services.leadconnectorhq.com/mcp/" Apparently, HighLevel has introduced dedicated MCP endpoints: For Claude: "https://services.leadconnectorhq.com/mcp/anthropic/v2" For ChatGPT: "https://services.leadconnectorhq.com/mcp/openai/v2/" According to HighLevel's documentation, these newer connections offer: - Dedicated OAuth authentication for each AI client. - Refresh-token support for longer-lasting connections without repeated manual authorization. - Expanded access to GHL CRM operations. - Better support for managing sub-accounts and permissions. What I believe was happening: My legacy MCP connection may not have been maintaining authentication properly, causing Claude and ChatGPT to repeatedly request reauthorization. I haven't confirmed the exact root cause, but the older connection was clearly unreliable in my setup. The potential fix: 1. Remove or disable the legacy MCP connection after setting up a replacement. 2. Add the appropriate V2 endpoint in Claude or ChatGPT. 3. Reauthorize through GHL OAuth. 4. Select the correct GHL sub-account and permissions. 5. Test whether the connection remains active over several days. I'm switching to these newer endpoints now, so I can't confirm yet whether this permanently fixes the disconnections. Official GHL documentation: https://marketplace.gohighlevel.com/docs/other/mcp/ Hopefully this helps others dealing with the same issue. Has anyone already migrated to MCP V2? Has it actually solved the frequent reauthorization problem for you?

I'm using GoHighLevel (GHL) with a Conversational AI bot that handles incoming WhatsApp messages, answers customer questions, and qualifies leads before handing them over to my sales team. What I'm trying to build: An internal AI assistant that I can chat with in natural language to analyze conversations and CRM data across my entire GHL sub-account. For example, I want to ask: - How many customers contacted us today? - How many were qualified leads versus irrelevant inquiries? - How many requested actual quotations? - Which leads are waiting for a response or follow-up? - Which conversations should my sales team prioritize? - Can you summarize today's conversations and identify potential lost sales opportunities? What I've already tried: 1. Claude in Chrome: I've been using Claude to read and summarize conversations directly from the GHL interface. It works, but it's inefficient and not scalable. 2. Claude + GoHighLevel MCP: I also connected HighLevel to Claude through MCP. However, the connection keeps disconnecting every other day without any clear explanation. I have to reconnect it manually, and I don't always realize when it has stopped working. This makes it unreliable for daily business operations. What I'm considering: - GoHighLevel Managed AI Agents - GHL MCP Server integration - Claude or ChatGPT connected directly to GHL - Custom API integrations or automation workflows My main questions: 1. Has anyone successfully built an AI agent that can access and analyze conversations across an entire GHL sub-account, rather than just individual contacts? 2. Has anyone experienced frequent MCP disconnections between Claude and GHL? If so, how did you fix them? 3. Can GHL Managed Agents handle this type of internal reporting and analysis? 4. What's the most reliable architecture for keeping an AI assistant connected to GHL without constantly reconnecting or manually exporting data? My ideal setup: I want to open an AI chat, ask questions about my WhatsApp conversations and sales pipeline, and receive accurate, actionable answers based on real CRM data.

Hello 👋 everyone am new to this community

I'm starting on this new platform, and would like to know if there is an existing guide to kind of follow the setup or a checklist of things i really need to complete to set. I know there are many resources, but mainly I'm talking about basic stuff i would need to start with. Because as a beginner this really is a lot.