AI Assistant · MCP
Connect your AI assistant to CoreForge
CoreForge exposes a public, read-only Model Context Protocol (MCP) server. Point any compatible AI client at the URL below and it can read our public PC builds, parts catalog, build guides, and reviews.
MCP server URL
https://custom-pc-core.com/api/mcp- PUBLIC
- READ ONLY
- NO PRIVATE DATA
Choose your client
- 01
Open your profile menu, then go to Settings → Connectors.
- 02
Click "Add custom connector".
- 03
Name it (for example, "CoreForge") and paste the MCP server URL above.
- 04
Click Add — Claude will list the available CoreForge tools.
What can your assistant read?
PC Builds
Public CoreForge configurations.
Parts
Public component / catalog information.
Guides
Public educational content.
Reviews / Tests
Available public CoreForge analysis.
The exact set of tools depends on what CoreForge currently exposes; your client lists available tools after connecting.
Read-only by design
The CoreForge MCP server is public and read-only. Connected assistants can read supported public data — nothing more.
Your assistant can
- Read supported public CoreForge data
- Search supported public information
Your assistant cannot
- Modify CoreForge data
- Delete CoreForge records
- Access private records
Refresh after we ship changes
Assistants cache the tool list, so if we add new public data or tools you may need to reconnect or refresh the connector to pick them up.
Connection problems
Common issues and what to check.
If the URL does not respond, the server may be temporarily unavailable. Try again later, and check that the URL matches the one shown above exactly.
Assistants cache the tool list. Reconnect or refresh the connector, then reload the client.
After a CoreForge update, reconnect or refresh the connector to pick up the new public tool list.
No key is required — add the URL as a streamable HTTP MCP server. Verify the URL and your network connection, then try again.
CoreForge tools
CoreForge's free tools work alongside your AI assistant.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about the CoreForge MCP server, compatible clients, data access and troubleshooting.
The CoreForge MCP server lets compatible AI assistants access public CoreForge information, including PC builds, components, guides and other public data exposed by the server.
Yes. Access to CoreForge’s public MCP server is free. Your AI client may have its own subscription requirements, limits or terms.
CoreForge’s public MCP server is read-only. Connected assistants can read supported public information but cannot create, modify or delete CoreForge data.
No. The public connector exposes only supported public information and does not provide access to private CoreForge records.
Any AI client that supports MCP connections. This page provides setup instructions for Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and compatible custom clients. Exact steps may vary by client and version.
Some AI clients cache the list of available MCP tools. After CoreForge adds or changes tools, refresh or reconnect the connector to load the updated list.
First check that the server URL was copied correctly and that your client supports MCP. If the server is temporarily unavailable, try again later. If the problem continues, contact us.
No. No CoreForge API key is needed to use the public MCP server.