---
title: "Accesses"
description: "Share assistants with people outside your workspace through an MCP server and an HTTP API, public or protected by keys, with credit ceilings."
canonical: "https://lookio.app/docs/platform/accesses"
updated: "2026-10-29"
---

# Accesses

An access gives people outside your workspace a way to ask some of your assistants: your clients, a partner, the agents of another team. They get an address, never an account. **Your workspace pays** for every question asked through it.

## What an access holds

| Part                    | What it is                                                                                                                                                     |
| ----------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Assistants**          | One to 20 of your assistants, each with a **description** that callers read: what it answers, from what. Their context, guidelines and resources stay private. |
| **What callers can do** | Eco, Flash and Deep answers at their usual prices, and passage search at 1 credit. Turn off what you do not want to pay for.                                   |
| **Protection**          | **Anyone with the address**, or **clients with a key** (Pro plan): each client gets its own key, which you revoke on its own.                                  |
| **Spending**            | A ceiling in credits per day and per month, on the access and on each key. A call that would pass it is refused until the next day or month.                   |

## Connecting

Open the access, then **Connect**. Every access has:

- an **MCP server** address, for Claude Code, Cursor, Claude Desktop, Claude.ai and ChatGPT (Claude.ai and ChatGPT add a connector without a key, so they reach public accesses only);
- an **HTTP API**, with a help page that lists its endpoints, parameters and errors.

Questions asked through an access show in your **Logs** and **Usage**, marked with its name.

## Turning it off

The **Live** switch stops every call at once and keeps the access as it is. **Delete** revokes its keys for good; what it spent stays in Usage.