Use MCPity right inside Claude
One connector URL turns any Claude chat into a build surface. Games, 3D models, animation, video and livestreams, plus deploys to your own Supabase and GitHub, just by typing.
The one thing you need is this connector URL:
https://www.mcpity.com/mcpSixty tools, one connector
What you can build from a chat
Make a game
Describe it and get a real playable game, in the browser or a native engine. Ship it to a link you can send someone.
Make the assets
3D models from text or an image, sprites, textures, rigs and character parts, plus restyling and upscaling on images you already have.
Make the video
Product ad videos from one photo, motion graphics, storyboards, camera moves, talking avatars, dubbing and sound effects.
Make the show
Animation episodes with a locked cast so the fiftieth shot still looks like the first, and podcast episodes cut from a recording.
Go live
Start a livestream, simulcast it, and pull clips back out of the recording, from the same chat.
Run your Supabase
Deploy and delete edge functions, run migrations, set secrets and create buckets, on your own project with your own token. Anything irreversible stops and asks you first.
Write to your repo
Push generated code straight to your own GitHub, so what you built in a chat is in version control, not in a transcript.
Actually ship it
Publish to a play link, deploy a SaaS site, or push to the app stores on your own developer accounts. You get paid directly. MCPity takes nothing.
How to add it in Claude
- 1
Open your connector settings
In claude.ai, open Settings, then choose Connectors from the menu.
- 2
Add a custom connector
Click Add custom connector. This is where you tell Claude how to reach MCPity.
- 3
Paste the MCPity connector URL
Paste the URL below into the connector address field, then save.
https://www.mcpity.com/mcp - 4
Authorize with your MCPity account
Claude will ask you to sign in and approve access. Authorize with your MCPity account and you are done.
Let it deploy, not just write
Connect your GitHub and Supabase accounts and a chat can finish the job: push code to your repo, deploy and delete edge functions, run migrations and set secrets on your own project, using your own tokens. Without them you get working code and a list of steps to do yourself. You can also tell MCPity your environment variable names, so it writes code against the real ones instead of guessing.
Open your MCP workspaceIt runs on your own account
The connector uses your own MCPity account and your own API keys, so you stay in control of what you build and what it costs. When you authorize, MCPity requests these scopes:
- Read project state
See what you have already built.
- Edit projects
Make changes to your projects.
- Ship and deploy
Publish and ship your work.
Prompts to try
Once it is connected, open a chat in Claude and type one of these to get started.
Use MCPity to generate a 3D model of a treasure chest
Use MCPity to make a product ad video from this image: <paste an image URL>
Use MCPity to read my latest project and tell me what's built
Optional, for later
You do not need a MCPity account to read this page, but you do need one to authorize the connector. If you do not have an account yet, you can create one for free. The same connector works across your projects, and every action runs on your own account and keys.
Generate your signing credentials
Publishing to the stores needs signing credentials. MCPity generates your Android keystore automatically and guides you through Apple, all on your own developer accounts.
Ready when you are
Get started free
Create a MCPity account, connect it to Claude, and start building with your own account and keys.