bstack and Claude

Last updated 25 October 2026

bstack tools have no AI inside them. If you want one, you can connect your own Claude to your bstack account and ask it things like “summarize my meeting notes from this week” or “make a QR code for my café's menu”. Claude only works when you ask it to, and only on what is yours.

Connect it

Open bstack in Claude's directory and click Connect, or in Claude open Customize, then Connectors, and find bstack there. The Claude button in bpad, bqrc or bdrop takes you to the listing. A bstack page shows what Claude will be able to do. Click Allow, sign in with your bstack account, and Claude is connected. Claude Code and other MCP clients add it by address: https://bstack.cc/mcp.

What Claude can do

In bpad, it can list and search your notes, read one, write a new one, or replace a note's title and text. It can delete a note, and it asks you first. It can also set a note's tags, rename a tag on every note, or remove a tag and keep the notes. When Claude rewrites a note, the text from before stays in the note's version history.

In bqrc, it can make a QR code for a link, some text, a Wi-Fi network or a contact card, and shows you the code. If “Save my codes” is on in bqrc, the code is also saved to My codes, where you can download it as PNG or SVG. It can list your saved codes and rename or delete one; it asks you first before deleting. Lists never include Wi-Fi passwords.

In bdrop, it can send a text or link to all your devices, and read what is in My devices and in the drops you keep. Turn on My devices in bdrop first.

What Claude can see

Only what you own. Notes other people shared with you stay out of its reach, and so do other people's accounts. Claude sees a note or a code when it reads or writes it for you, and Anthropic's own privacy policy covers what happens inside Claude. bstack records that your account connected Claude and which tools you switched off, so your account can show it. The rest is in the Privacy Policy.

Turn it off

Every tool is on once you click Allow. To take one tool away from Claude, turn off “Claude can use” for it at bstack.cc/account under Connected apps (or on that tool's Claude button). Claude stops seeing that tool's tools at once.

To disconnect, open Connectors in Claude and remove bstack. Claude doesn't tell bstack, so use “Disconnect in Claude” on any tool's Claude button too. To cut Claude off everywhere at once, click Revoke at bstack.cc/account: Claude loses access to every tool and has to connect again from the start. Deleting your bstack account ends the connection too.

Help

If something doesn't work, write to me at mati@barragan.com.py.