Connect your assistant
chores works on its own. Connected to an assistant, you can also just ask —
“what's left today?”, “swap my bins with Léa”, “is this fair?” — in your own words, in your own
language.
Claude — claude.ai, desktop, mobile
Open claude.ai → Settings → Connectors (on the web, even for the mobile app,
which then syncs), choose Add custom connector, and paste this address:
https://chores.poietic.studio/mcp
ChatGPT
Add it as a custom MCP connector in ChatGPT's settings, under Apps & Connectors,
with the same address:
https://chores.poietic.studio/mcp
Claude Code
claude mcp add --transport http chores https://chores.poietic.studio/mcp
Any other MCP client
{ "mcpServers": { "chores": { "type": "http", "url": "https://chores.poietic.studio/mcp" } } }
Streamable HTTP · OAuth 2.1 with PKCE and dynamic client registration · sign in with
Google. Machine descriptor: server.json
Signing in
The first call opens a Google sign-in — the same account you use for the app. There is no key
and nothing else to paste. Your client will also ask you to approve each tool the first time it is
used; that is your client checking with you, not chores asking for anything extra.
What you can ask it
- “What's outstanding, and whose is it?”
- “Add the bins, every Tuesday evening.”
- “Has anyone been carrying too much this month?” — and if so, it proposes a fairer share that
anybody in the household can object to.
- “Who took the rubbish out last week?”
What it can see
Exactly what you can see, and nothing more: your households, their boards, their people. It
signs in as you, it changes only what you ask it to change, and the household's history says which
changes came from it.
Turning it off
Remove the connector in the same place you added it. Nothing in the household changes — the
board, the chores and the record are the app's, not the assistant's.