Do more with Claude.
Pilot5 asks what is missing, puts five AI models on your question, and hands Claude a tested memo to draft from. Inside the conversation you already use.
Connect Pilot5 to Claude in five clicks · Free credits at signup
What happens
- You ask Claude. A real question, the way you would put it to a colleague.
- Pilot5 asks you what is missing. Two or three questions: the clause, the facts, the constraint. The brief is built with you, not guessed.
- Five AI models from five companies take the case. They answer separately, challenge each other's work, and the dissent is kept.
- The memo comes back in your conversation. The recommendation, the figure at stake, the next step, the counter-argument, each case checked. Eighteen minutes on this case.
- Claude drafts from it. The notice, the email to the client, the to-do list, each passage tagged with what it took from the memo. You review, and send.
Connect Pilot5 to Claude in five clicks
- On Pro or Max, open claude.ai and go to Customize, then Connectors. On Team or Enterprise, an Owner must first add it under Organization settings, Connectors, Add, Custom, Web.
- Click + then Add custom connector.
- Paste
https://mcp.pilot5.ai/mcpas the remote MCP server URL. Leave Advanced settings empty. - Click Add, then sign in to Pilot5 in the window that opens. No account yet? Create one there: free credits at signup.
- In any chat, click + at the lower left, open Connectors, and switch Pilot5 on.
Works in Claude on the web, Claude Desktop and Claude Code. The Free plan allows one custom connector. Pilot5 also works inside ChatGPT, Le Chat and Cursor. Other clients: all install steps.
The case in the video
A test file: a regional food distributor, a refrigerated carrier late seven times in ninety days, two loads spoiled, a 30-day cure clause, Florida law, about $680,000 of remaining commitments. The lawyer’s plan was to serve the notice and move the freight at once. Pilot5’s answer: not yet, check the signed contract first; meanwhile, serve the cure notice; terminate now and lose, and the carrier claims about $680,000; two of the five models would move the freight now, and their view is kept. Then Claude drafted the cure notice, the email to the client and the to-do list from the memo.