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Connect your AI assistant to LittleVestor

Plug Claude or ChatGPT into the LittleVestor MCP server in under a minute. Ask your assistant to create tasks, approve completions, log allowance, or pull a weekly family activity summary - all secured by your account.

MCP Server URL
https://api.littlevestor.com/v1/mcp

Pick your assistant

Both Claude and ChatGPT support Model Context Protocol (MCP). Choose your client and follow the setup steps.

Connect Claude to LittleVestor

Add LittleVestor as a custom connector in Claude. Works in Claude on the web, Claude Desktop, and via the Claude Code CLI.

  1. 1

    Open Claude and go to Settings → Connectors

    Sign in to Claude on the web or open the Claude desktop app. From the sidebar, open Settings and navigate to the Connectors tab. Custom connectors require a paid Claude plan.

  2. 2

    Click "Add custom connector"

    Choose to add a custom MCP server. Give the connector a name like "LittleVestor" so you can recognize it in the assistant later.

  3. 3

    Paste the LittleVestor MCP server URL

    Use the URL below as the server endpoint. The transport is Streamable HTTP - Claude will detect it automatically.

    MCP Server URL
    https://api.littlevestor.com/v1/mcp
  4. 4

    Sign in with your LittleVestor account

    Claude will open a secure OAuth window. Log in with the same parent account you use on littlevestor.com and approve the requested scopes. Your password never leaves LittleVestor.

  5. 5

    Test the connection from a chat

    Open a new conversation, enable the LittleVestor connector for the chat, and ask: "Show me this week's family activity summary." Claude will call the LittleVestor MCP tool and return the results.

    Connectors are off by default in each new chat - toggle LittleVestor on from the chat's tools menu.

Prefer the terminal? Use Claude Code

If you use the Claude Code CLI, register LittleVestor with a single command. Claude will prompt you to complete OAuth in the browser the first time you call a LittleVestor tool.

Run in your terminal
claude mcp add --transport http littlevestor https://api.littlevestor.com/v1/mcp

Things you can ask your AI assistant

Once connected, your AI can read and update LittleVestor for you. Try one of these prompts to get started.

"Give me a summary of our family activity for this week - completed tasks, money earned, and savings progress."

"Create a task "Tidy the playroom" for $1.50, due Sunday, assigned to Luka."

"Approve all of Mila's tasks marked as completed this week."

"Add $5 to Luka's "New scooter" savings goal and tell me how close he is."

"Award Mila the "Reading streak" badge and write a short congratulations message."

Built for safety

Your AI assistant signs in with OAuth - the same flow used by your favorite apps. LittleVestor never gives the assistant your password, and tokens can be revoked at any time from your account settings.

Learn how we protect your family

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about connecting an AI agent.

What is MCP and why does LittleVestor use it?
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard from Anthropic that lets AI assistants talk to external tools safely. LittleVestor runs an MCP server so any compliant AI client - Claude, ChatGPT in Developer Mode, Cursor, and others - can manage your family with your permission.
Do I need a paid AI plan?
Yes. Both Claude (paid plans) and ChatGPT (Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise with Developer Mode) require an active subscription to add custom MCP connectors. LittleVestor itself is unchanged - connect on any LittleVestor plan.
Is it safe to give an AI agent access to my family data?
Yes. The assistant only sees what your parent account can already see, all calls are scoped by OAuth, and destructive actions (like deleting a task) require explicit confirmation. You can revoke the connector any time.
What can the AI assistant actually do?
Read family activity summaries, list and create tasks, approve task completions, manage savings goals, log transactions, and award badges. Sensitive actions like changing passwords, deleting accounts, or running payments are never exposed to AI clients.
I get "Developer Mode required" in ChatGPT - what now?
Open ChatGPT Settings → Connectors → Advanced and turn on Developer Mode. If you don't see the toggle, you're either on the Free plan or your workspace admin has disabled it. Check that you're signed in with a paid account.