Connect MeadTools to an AI assistant
Use MeadTools' read-only recipe, ingredient, yeast, wiki, and calculation tools in an AI app that supports remote MCP. Connect once with your MeadTools account, then ask your assistant to use MeadTools.
Before you start
You need a MeadTools account with active premium access and an AI app that supports remote MCP. Premium subscriptions are not open during the chat beta; invited eligible accounts can test on Preview while the feature is enabled there.
The connection can search catalogs and wiki pages, calculate a gravity target, and build an unsaved recipe draft. It cannot save recipes, change brews, or make purchases.
Private account reads require a separate permission. Existing connections keep their seven tools. To opt in, reconnect with OAuth, then choose private account reads on the consent page, or create a new personal token with account reads selected. Revoke a connection here to remove its access. Account tools become available when the account-read rollout is enabled.
MCP tool calls do not spend MeadTools prompt credits. Your AI app may charge for its own model usage.
Check premium accessYour server URL
Copy this URL into your AI app when it asks for a remote MCP server. Use OAuth or sign in with MeadTools when offered.
Choose your AI app
ChatGPT and Codex desktop
- Open ChatGPT Plugins and choose Add custom MCP server. Name it MeadTools and paste the server URL above.
- Choose OAuth authentication, review the connection, and create the plugin. Open it in Personal plugins and install it.
- Start a new Work chat or Codex task. In ChatGPT Work, type @ and select MeadTools. Sign in to MeadTools and allow the connection when prompted.
- Try: “Use MeadTools to find a Lalvin yeast for a 14% mead.” The assistant should call a MeadTools yeast tool.