Connecting an AI assistant (MCP)

Let an AI assistant work with your Display Link account through MCP, with permissions you control.

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Display Link supports MCP (Model Context Protocol), which lets an AI assistant or agent work directly with your account — designs, playlists, Drive, displays, products and more — through Display Link's secure API, using only the permissions you grant. Clients such as Claude Desktop, ChatGPT Desktop and Claude Code can connect.

Connect a client

  1. In your MCP-capable app, add a new connector / MCP server using the URL:https://api.display-link.nl/mcp
  2. The app registers itself and sends you to a Display Link authorisation screen in your browser. You sign in to Display Link there — your password is never shared with the app (it uses secure OAuth).

Choose what to grant

On the consent screen you decide exactly what the app may do:

  • Accounts — grant all your accounts, or pick specific ones.
  • Permissions (scopes) — expand each group and tick only the scopes you want to allow.

Click Approve to connect (or Deny to cancel). The assistant can then act within those limits.

Manage or revoke access

Open Profile › MCP at any time to see every connected app, its granted scopes and accounts, and when it was last used. From there you can Edit which accounts and scopes an app may use, or Revoke its access entirely.