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Add a game. Your AI gets real, current data for it -- and your live game state, where the game supports it.

What is Savecraft?

Savecraft is an MCP server that gives AI assistants real data for the games you add. You connect your assistant once, then add the games you play. Your assistant sees your actual characters and the actual rules behind them.

Reference data works the second a game is on your list, current to the latest patch. Connect a game's account (Path of Exile, World of Warcraft) or add it on the machine you play it on, and your live characters and saves come along too. From there your AI knows your build, your gear, and what you're working toward between sessions.

Connect your assistant

Add Savecraft to your AI assistant. You'll sign in once and then the assistant can access your game data. ChatGPT installs in one click via the app directory; Claude takes a few seconds with this URL:

https://mcp.savecraft.gg

Claude.ai

  1. Open claude.ai and sign in.
  2. Click your profile icon in the lower left, then click Settings.
  3. Click Connectors in the sidebar.
  4. Click Add Custom Connector.
  5. Paste this URL and click Save: https://mcp.savecraft.gg
  6. Claude will ask you to authorize Savecraft. Click Allow. You'll sign in to Savecraft if you aren't already.
  7. Go back to a chat and ask something like: “What games do I have in Savecraft?”
  8. Success looks like: Claude responds with your game saves -- character names, levels, builds, and stats.

ChatGPT

  1. Open the Savecraft app on ChatGPT: chatgpt.com/apps/savecraft
  2. Click Connect in the upper right. You'll sign in to Savecraft if you aren't already, then authorize the app.
  3. Start a new chat and ask something like: “What games do I have in Savecraft?”
  4. Success looks like: ChatGPT responds with your game saves -- character names, levels, builds, and stats.

Revoke access whenever you want: remove the Savecraft connector from Claude's or ChatGPT's own settings, or open your Savecraft dashboard to disconnect a game or unpair a computer. Your AI assistant never sees your password -- only a token that grants access to your games and notes.

What you can do

Here are examples of things you can ask your AI assistant once Savecraft is connected.

Game state

  • “What level is my character and what difficulty am I on?”
  • “Show me what gear my character has equipped.”
  • “What skills do I have allocated?”
  • “Compare my resistances -- am I ready for the next difficulty?”

Notes & planning

  • “Save a note with my farming goals for this week.”
  • “What notes do I have on my Paladin?”
  • “Update my build guide -- I swapped to a different weapon.”

Reference data

  • “What are the exact drop rates for this item with my magic find?”
  • “Calculate the stat breakpoints I need to hit.”

Search

  • “Search my saves for anything related to swords.”
  • “Do any of my notes mention farming routes?”

What Savecraft doesn't do

Savecraft provides your game data. Questions like “What's the best build for a Paladin?” or “How do I beat this boss?” draw on the AI's own training data. Savecraft kicks in when the answer depends on your actual game state.

Tools reference

Savecraft's MCP server exposes the tools below. Your AI assistant picks the right one automatically based on your question -- you don't need to call these directly.

ToolWhat it does
list_gamesReturns all your games, saves, note titles, and available expert modules.
get_saveGets a save's summary, overview, available sections, and attached notes.
get_sectionFetches detailed section data from a save (gear, skills, stats, etc.).
get_noteFetches the full content of a note.
create_noteCreates a note attached to a save.
update_noteUpdates a note's title or content.
delete_notePermanently deletes a note.
refresh_savePulls the latest data for a save -- re-reads the save file or refetches from the game's API.
search_savesFull-text search across all saves and notes.
query_referenceRuns a reference computation (drop rates, stat calculations, breakpoints).
setup_helpReturns setup help, privacy info, or project details.
show_referenceLike query_reference, but also renders the result as an interactive view in the assistant's UI (when the module supports it).
show_gamesLike list_games, but renders an interactive games browser in the assistant's UI.
show_saveLike get_save, but renders an interactive save dashboard in the assistant's UI.

How a game connects

How a game connects depends on the game itself. The three cards below show what adding a game looks like in each case.

Reference, instantly

Every supported game answers expert questions the moment it's on your list, all current to the latest patch.

Your account

Path of Exile (GGG-approved) and World of Warcraft sign in through the game's own provider. Read-only character data.

Your save files or a mod

Save-file games like Diablo II, Stardew Valley, and Stellaris read in place on the machine you play on. The daemon parses locally and sends the structured output. A mod runs inside the game, connects to Savecraft directly, and pushes state on every save. No external daemon required. Some moddable games (like Factorio) pair the mod with the Savecraft daemon instead; adding the game walks you through whichever fits.

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