Lytho Claude Connector

Lytho Claude Connector allows users to securely connect Claude to their Lytho account and interact with Lytho using natural language. Once connected, Claude can access Lytho tools and information based on the authenticated user's permissions, enabling users to search Projects, manage Proofs, work with digital assets, perform brand compliance reviews, and summarize Campaign activity directly within Claude.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• Prerequisites

• Permissions

• Connecting Claude to Lytho

• Using the Connector

• Tool Reference

• Need Help?
  
  

 

Prerequisites

Before connecting Claude to Lytho, ensure you have:

• An active Lytho subscription that includes MCP access and access to Workflow and/or Digital Asset Management (DAM)

• Your Lytho organization subdomain

• Claude on a plan that supports custom connectors, on the web, on desktop, or in Claude Code.

• Appropriate permissions for the actions you intend to perform

 

 

Permissions

The Lytho Claude Connector only exposes the tools and data your authenticated Lytho account is permitted to access. Available actions may vary based on your role, workspace permissions, enabled Lytho products, and administrator-enabled features.

Actions performed through Claude use your Lytho account and require the same permissions as if they were performed directly in Lytho.

 

Connecting Claude to Lytho

Connecting Lytho and Claude involves two steps:

1. Organization Setup: A Claude Owner or Primary Owner adds Lytho for Claude to your organization. This is a one-time setup for your organization.
2. Individual User Connection: Once Lytho for Claude is available, each user connects and signs in to their own Lytho account.

 

Organization Setup

For Claude Owners and Primary Owners
Complete these steps once to make Lytho for Claude available to users in your Claude organization.

Before getting started, determine whether your organization's Lytho account is hosted in the European Union (EU) or non-EU environment. You can identify this from your Lytho account URL:

• A URL such as yourcompany.wf.lytho.us uses the non-EU environment.
• A URL such as yourcompany.eu-1.lytho.io uses the EU environment.

 

To add Lytho for Claude to your organization, follow these steps:

1. Open Claude and go to Organization Settings.
2. Under Libraries & Access, select Connectors.
3. Select + Add, then Custom > Web.
4. For the connector name, enter Lytho for Claude.
5. Enter the appropriate server URL for your Lytho environment:
   • Non-EU: https://latus-mcp.wf.lytho.us/mcp
   • EU: https://latus-mcp.eu-1.lytho.io
6. Leave the advanced settings blank and enable individual sign-in.
7. Select Add.

You're done with organization setup. Lytho for Claude is now available for users in your Claude organization to connect.

Adding the connector does not automatically sign individual users into Lytho. Each user should complete the following steps to connect their own Lytho account.

Connect Your Lytho Account

For individual users

Your Claude administrator must make Lytho for Claude available to your organization before you can connect. If Lytho for Claude doesn't appear in your connectors list, contact your organization's Claude Owner or Primary Owner and ask them to complete the organization setup.

To connect your Lytho account to Claude, follow these steps:

1. In Claude, open Settings and then Connectors.
2. Find Lytho for Claude in your connectors list and select Connect.
3. When prompted, enter your Lytho subdomain. This is the first part of your Lytho account URL. Example: If your Lytho URL is yourcompany.us-1.lytho.us, enter yourcompany.
4. Your Lytho login page will open. Sign in with your Lytho email and password, or select Log in with SSO if your organization uses single sign-on.
5. After you sign in, you'll be redirected to Claude.

After authentication is complete, Claude will be able to access Lytho based on your assigned permissions.

 

Using the Connector

Once connected, you can interact with Lytho using natural language. Claude only accesses information you explicitly request and can perform actions based on your Lytho permissions.

 

Common use cases include:

Brand Compliance

• Review text and images against configured brand guidelines and compliance requirements.

• Example prompt: Check this tagline and product image against our brand guidelines and tell me which checks fail and why.

 

Creative Workflow

• Search projects, manage proofs, attach approval routes, review tasks, and track workflow activity.

• Example prompt: Create a proof from this PDF in the Spring Campaign project, attach the Marketing Review route, and add instructions for reviewers.

 

Digital Asset Management (DAM)

• Search assets and collections, upload files, and organize content within your DAM.

• Example prompt: Find all approved logo assets in our DAM and add the PNG versions to a new "Q3 Campaign" collection.

 

Project Insights

• Summarize project activity and review recent updates.

• Example prompt: Summarize project 12345 and recap the last two weeks of activity.

 

Request Insights

• Analyze request details and responses to individual questions within Workflow request forms.

• Example prompt: Review requests submitted through the [request form name] over the last 90 days. Determine how many were submitted by [Department name] and tagged as “Rush.”

 

 

 

Tool Reference

The tool reference below outlines the Lytho tools available through the connector, what each tool allows you to do, and the access level. The Access column identifies whether a tool reads information or can make changes in Lytho. Tools marked Confirms first require your explicit confirmation before taking action.

Brand compliance

Tool	What it does	Access
reviewer	Lists the brand-compliance packs and individual checks configured for your account. Call this first to discover what is available.	Read
compliance_check_by_pack	Runs brand compliance checks on text, an image, or both in one call, either as a whole named pack or as specific named checks.	Read
compliance_request_upload_url	Issues a short-lived, single-purpose upload address so large images or documents can be sent for checking without embedding them in the conversation.	Write, temporary storage only

Available checks. Which checks exist depends on how your account is configured. Ask Claude to run reviewer to see yours. The connector supports typography, logo, colour, footer, tone of voice, text, image quality, content claims, blocklist terms, allowlist terms, promotional language, calls to action, artificial intelligence transparency disclosure, and email regulatory checks.

Results are returned per check, with each violation carrying a message, a severity, and where applicable a suggested fix.

When a check cannot run, the connector says so plainly. The result is marked as needing manual review, with a retry hint, rather than being reported as a compliance failure. A technical fault is never presented to you as a brand violation.

 

Projects, tasks, and campaigns

Tool	What it does	Access
get_project_details	Lists the projects available to you.	Read
get_project_data	Returns the detailed data for a project.	Read
get_project_templates	Lists available project templates.	Read
get_campaigns	Lists campaigns.	Read
get_reports	Lists Workflow reports.	Read
search_work	Searches work items by keyword, including proofs and reviews.	Read
get_work_item	Fetches a single workflow entity by type and identifier.	Read
get_task_detail	Fetches tasks in full detail, including tags, work group, assignees, and per-assignee dates.	Read
get_calendar_events	Reads calendar work items within a date range.	Read
get_lytho_url	Builds a direct link into Lytho for a given item.	Read
create_project	Creates a project.	Write
create_project_with_import	Creates projects in bulk from a comma-separated values import.	Write
create_campaign	Creates a campaign.	Write
create_work_group	Creates a work group container inside a project.	Write
create_task	Creates a task inside a project's work group.	Write
update_workflow_item	Updates fields on a project, task, campaign, or project group. Supports a preview mode that shows what would change without changing it.	Write, destructive, Confirms first
update_calendar_event	Changes start dates, due dates, or both, on a project or task.	Write
delete_workflow_item	Permanently deletes a project, task, or proof.	Write, destructive, irreversible, Confirms first
add_work_item_member	Adds a member to a project or an assignee to a task.	Write
remove_work_item_member	Removes a project member or a task assignee.	Write, destructive
add_campaign_member	Adds a member to a campaign.	Write
remove_campaign_member	Removes a member from a campaign.	Write, destructive
create_comment	Posts a comment on a campaign, project, or task.	Write
update_comment	Edits the text of an existing comment. You can only edit your own.	Write

 

Proofs and approval routing

Tool	What it does	Access
get_proofs	Lists proofs, optionally filtered by project.	Read
get_reviews	Lists the proofs waiting on your own review, which is your reviewer queue.	Read
get_proof_route_templates	Lists published approval route templates.	Read
create_proof	Creates a proof, which is a review item.	Write
upload_proof	Uploads one or more files to an existing proof.	Write
create_and_upload_proof	Creates a proof and attaches its content in a single step, from uploaded files or by capturing a web address, and can attach an approval route at the same time.	Write
create_proof_route	Builds a full review route on a proof: every reviewer tier in order, optionally with tier deadlines, and optionally saved as a reusable template.	Write
attach_proof_route	Attaches an existing route or route template to a proof.	Write

 

Project insights

Tool	What it does	Access
project_insights_aims	Runs analysis over a project's real data to answer specific questions you ask about status, risk, overdue work, or bottlenecks.	Read
packaged_insights_aims	Runs a predefined analysis over a project.	Read

 

Digital asset management

Tool	What it does	Access
dam_search_assets	Searches assets in the asset library.	Read
dam_search_suggest	Returns autocomplete suggestions for asset search.	Read
dam_get_asset_details	Returns full metadata for a single asset: dimensions, size, tags, versions, previews, and custom fields.	Read
dam_download_asset	Returns a time-limited download address and the real file name for an asset.	Read
dam_search_collections	Searches collections.	Read
dam_list_tag_groups	Lists every tag, organized into tag groups.	Read
dam_list_tag_menus	Lists the curated tag menus shown in the Lytho interface.	Read
dam_waiting_room	Lists assets sitting in the waiting room.	Read
dam_approval_queue	Lists assets awaiting your approval, grouped by uploader and date.	Read
dam_upload_asset	Uploads a new asset.	Write
dam_save_to_asset_manager	Promotes waiting-room assets into the main library.	Write
dam_send_for_approval	Submits waiting-room assets for approval.	Write
dam_approve_assets	Approves pending assets, promoting them into the library.	Write
dam_decline_assets	Declines pending assets.	Write
dam_bulk_version_update	Replaces an existing asset's file with a new version.	Write
dam_create_collection	Creates a collection.	Write
dam_save_to_collection	Adds assets to a collection.	Write
dam_share_asset	Creates a copyable share link for one or more assets. No email is sent.	Write, Confirms first
dam_share_asset_via_email	Emails a share link for one or more assets to named recipients.	Write, sends email, Confirms first
dam_update_share_link	Updates an existing share link's name, expiry, or download settings.	Write, Confirms first

How asset search behaves. Searches run as plain keyword matching by default and are ranked by relevance, so an asset that matches only in its description still surfaces first. Ask Claude to use semantic search explicitly if you want it. A search with no search terms is returned newest first, since relevance means nothing without a query. If your workspace has semantic search switched off, a request for it quietly returns keyword results rather than failing.

 

Utility

Tool	What it does	Access
proxy_image	Fetches an image by web address on the server so it can be used in a compliance check.	Read
get_feature_upgrades	Lists Lytho capabilities available as add-ons that your workspace has not enabled, each with a short description and a link. Returns nothing when you already have everything.	Read

 

Need Help?

If you experience issues connecting to or using the Lytho Claude Connector, see our troubleshooting tips. If the issue persists, please contact Lytho Support.

When contacting Support, include:

• The Claude environment being used (Web, Desktop, or Claude Code)

• Your Lytho organization subdomain

• The prompt submitted to Claude

• Any error messages received