Internal AI apps

Four apps your AI should be connected to.

HawkMind

hawkmind.taxhawk.ai

Connect your AI tohttps://hawkmind.taxhawk.ai/mcp

Keeps the notes and decisions you ask it to remember. They follow you between devices and supported AI tools, so a new session doesn't mean starting over.

For example“Remember that I'm leading the MEF pipeline rewrite this quarter.”

TaxHawk Docs

docs.taxhawk.ai

Connect your AI tohttps://docs.taxhawk.ai/mcp

Ask how TaxHawk works or who owns something. The answers come from our internal docs, including operational details and the gotchas you won't find on the public internet.

For example“Who owns our MySQL setup, and how do we escalate after hours?”

AI Hub

hub.taxhawk.ai

Connect your AI tohttps://hub.taxhawk.ai/mcp

Before you build an AI tool, check here. Coworkers publish skills, subagents, servers, plugins, hooks, and prompt packs for other people to reuse.

For example“I want a skill that auto-tags my merge requests.”

The Feed

feed.taxhawk.ai

Connect your AI tohttps://feed.taxhawk.ai/mcp

A timeline for deploys, maintenance, incidents, vendor status, and key dates. Use New, Now, or Horizon depending on how far you're looking.

For example“What deployed to prod today?”

Set up

Connect the interface you use.

Claude on the web most people

Go to claude.ai → Settings → Connectors.
The four apps should be listed under your organization's connectors. Click Connect on each one.
A Microsoft sign-in window opens. Sign in once per app and you're done.

Claude desktop app

Same path as the web: Settings → Connectors → Connect, then sign in with Microsoft.

The desktop app keeps its own sign-in. Even if you already connected on the web, expect to sign in again here once.

Claude mobile — iOS and Android

Open Settings → Connectors and connect each app, same as the web. Sign-in happens in your phone's browser and takes a few seconds.

Worth doing. Being able to ask "what's happening right now?" or "who owns this?" from your phone is most of the value of having these on mobile at all.

Claude Cowork

Cowork uses the same organization connectors as Claude chat, so there is nothing separate to install or enable.

If the four apps are already connected for your account, Cowork can use them. If they are not, connect them from Settings → Connectors as described above and Cowork picks them up.

Claude Code — terminal install the plugin

On a managed Mac this is already done — launch Claude Code and run /mcp; you should see all four servers. The first time one is used, your browser opens for sign-in.

If they are not there, add our catalog and install the bundle:

claude plugin marketplace add https://hub.taxhawk.ai/marketplace.json

then, inside Claude Code:

/plugin install core@taxhawk-ai-hub

Install the plugin even if the servers already show up. Each app already tells Claude what it is for, so the basics work either way. The plugin adds the deeper playbook for each one — how to tag a memory well, which search to reach for first, when to hand off between apps. Claude Code removes duplicates automatically, so you will not end up with two of anything.

Claude Code — VS Code and JetBrains

The extensions share configuration with the terminal version, so if you have set up Claude Code once on a machine, the IDE is already covered — and the reverse is also true.

Run /mcp from the Claude panel to confirm all four are connected.

Codex, Cursor, and anything else that speaks MCP

Nothing here is Claude-only. Every app is a standard remote MCP server, so any client that supports HTTP MCP can use it with the same /mcp address.

codex mcp add hawkmind --url https://hawkmind.taxhawk.ai/mcp

For Cursor and others, add it as an HTTP MCP server pointing at the same address. Swap in the other three addresses from the cards above to add the rest.

Try it

Start with a question.

HawkMind“What did I note about the IRS API last month?”
TaxHawk Docs“How does TaxHawk deploy to Kubernetes?”
AI Hub“Has anyone built something to summarize a merge request?”
The Feed“Anything happening right now?”

FAQ

A few practical details.

Do I need an API key?

No. Sign in with your TaxHawk Microsoft account. There are no API keys, environment variables, or shared credentials to manage.

My AI isn't using them. What's wrong?

Almost always it just isn't signed in on that particular interface. Open your connector list and check that all four are there and connected — sign-in is per interface, so the desktop app being connected says nothing about Claude Code.

You should not have to ask it to use them. Each app tells Claude what it is for and when to reach for it, so the right one should come up on its own. If all four are connected and it still ignores them, that's a bug worth reporting.

Do I have to tell it to check HawkMind or Docs first?

No — that's the point. Ask your question normally. Mention a TaxHawk system and it should check Docs; refer to something you told it earlier and it should search your memory; start building an AI tool and it should look through the Hub first.

Being explicit still works and does no harm, so if you want to be sure, say "check the docs" or "what do you remember about…".

Is any of this sending our data somewhere new?

No. All four run on TaxHawk infrastructure behind our own single sign-on, and your HawkMind memory is private to you — nobody else can search it unless you deliberately share something.

You can see, edit, and delete anything remembered about you at any time from hawkmind.taxhawk.ai. Nothing gets remembered behind your back.

Something's broken, or I want it to do something else.

File an issue on the app it concerns. Bugs, requests, and ideas all welcome.

HawkMind: git.taxhawk.com/taxhawk/it/hawkmind
TaxHawk Docs: git.taxhawk.com/taxhawk-ai/docs
AI Hub: git.taxhawk.com/taxhawk/it/ai-hub
The Feed: git.taxhawk.com/taxhawk/it/feed

Setup and connection problems go to the core plugins project instead.