MCP Server
MySmartCoPilot’s exact tools inside the AI assistant you already use.
Try before you buy.
- Free preview: the live demo on five fixed examples.
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Try it: what your assistant receives
Pick a sample. MySmartCoPilot’s server runs it exactly as it would for your assistant, and shows the call and the answer.
Pick a sample above to see the call your assistant makes and the answer MySmartCoPilot sends back.
Your assistant calls
tools/call
{
"name": "…",
"arguments": { … }
} MySmartCoPilot answers
The answer appears here: the structured result, the text your assistant reads and the link to the tool’s page.
Connect your assistant
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MCP server URL
https://mysmartcopilot.com/mcp Steps for ChatGPT
- In ChatGPT, open Plugins (opens in a new tab).
- Select the plus button, then Add custom MCP server.
- Enter a name such as MySmartCoPilot and a short description.
- Under Connection, enter the MCP server URL
https://.mysmartcopilot.com/ mcp - Configure authentication, review the risk warning and select I understand and want to continue.
- Select Create as a plugin and review the tools it found. When ChatGPT asks you to sign in, MySmartCoPilot’s sign-in page opens, where you connect ChatGPT with your Premium or Ultimate pass.
- Install the plugin, then start a new chat, type @ in the prompt box and pick it.
- Your ChatGPT account or workspace policies decide whether you can add custom MCP servers.
- When MySmartCoPilot adds tools, open the connection on the Plugins page and select Refresh.
Your pass and connections
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Tools your assistant gets
The server’s own list, by toolset. Each toolset is its own endpoint, and the tools under “On every endpoint” come with every one of them.
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About the MCP Server
Connect ChatGPT, Claude, Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf or Gemini CLI to MySmartCoPilot over the Model Context Protocol (MCP), and your assistant calls MySmartCoPilot’s own tools instead of estimating: loan EMIs and money sums, website, DNS and SSL checks, citations from a web page, JSON checks, hashes, UUIDs and QR codes. Your assistant does the talking; MySmartCoPilot’s server does the exact work and sends back the figures with a link to the tool’s page, where you can check them.
Connecting comes with a Premium or Ultimate pass. Apps such as ChatGPT and Claude sign in with your pass on MySmartCoPilot’s sign-in page; apps that take a header use a connection key you make on this page. The free preview is the live demo above: five fixed samples that the server runs exactly as it would for your assistant.
How to use it
- Press a sample in the live demo (EMI, SSL certificate, APA citation, JSON check or GST) to see the call your assistant makes and the answer MySmartCoPilot sends back.
- Under Connect your assistant, choose the tools (all of them, or one toolset such as Money or Developer) and your app.
- Follow the steps for your app: give its connector screen the server URL and sign in with your pass, or add the file shown with a connection key.
- With a Premium or Ultimate pass saved in this browser, make a connection key for apps that take a header. The key is shown only once, so put it in your app’s settings straight away.
- End a connection at any time with Disconnect under Connected assistants: it stops working at once.
Examples
calculate_emi {"principal": 2500000, "annualRatePercent": 8.5, "months": 240}The EMI (about ₹21,696 a month), the total interest and the total payment, as JSON and as text, with the link to the EMI Calculator.
The same sample is the first button of the live demo.
check_ssl_certificate {"host": "example.com"}Who issued the certificate, how many days it has left, whether it matches the host, and its chain.
make_apa_citation {"url": "https://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG22/"}The reference in APA style, built from what the page itself says about its title, authors and date.
validate_json {"json": "{ \"tools\": [\"json\", \"emi\"], }"}Not valid: the message, line and column of the first error (the comma before the closing brace), so your assistant can fix the text.
calculate {"expression": "12500 * 18%"}2,250, with a readable form and the steps: an exact sum rather than an estimate.
Common uses
- Asking your assistant for an EMI, a GST amount or another money figure and getting the exact number.
- Checking a website’s SSL certificate, DNS, redirects or headers from a chat or a coding agent.
- Making citations of web pages while you write with an assistant.
- Giving a coding agent exact JSON checks, hashes, UUIDs, Base64 and URL encoding.
What your assistant can do
- Money: loan EMIs with a yearly schedule, historical exchange rates and EU VAT numbers, with India’s tax and investment calculators as they join.
- Web checks: SSL certificates, DNS and domain checks, redirects, HTTP and security headers, robots.txt, sitemaps, Open Graph tags and other website checks.
- Developer: JSON formatting and validation, hashes, UUIDs, Base64 and URL encoding, and QR codes.
- Writing: citations of web pages in APA and other styles, a bibliography and text statistics.
- On every endpoint: an exact calculator for maths and money expressions, a search of MySmartCoPilot’s tools (with the link to open the ones that work on files in your browser) and a search of MySmartCoPilot Learn’s lessons.
The list under Tools your assistant gets comes from the server itself, so it always shows what your assistant receives. Each toolset is its own endpoint: connect only the tools you need, and every answer names the tool’s page on MySmartCoPilot.
How sign-in works
- Sign in with your pass: you add the server URL in your app, and the app opens MySmartCoPilot’s sign-in page. There you connect it with the Premium or Ultimate pass saved in your browser, or with your licence key. The app receives a token for the tools you approved, never your licence key, and keeps working until you disconnect it or the pass ends.
- Connection keys: for apps that take a header, make a key on this page. It starts with
msck_, is shown only once and works only for the toolset it was made for. Give each app its own key, so you can disconnect each on its own. - A Pro pass opens every Pro tool on the website but does not connect assistants, and an ended pass stops every connection.
Privacy
What your assistant sends is the tool’s arguments, such as a loan amount or a website address. MySmartCoPilot uses them to answer and does not keep them; its logs never hold an argument, a result, a token or a key. What is kept is the connection itself (the app’s name, your pass and the day it was last used), until 30 days after the connection ends, and for statistics daily counts of calls by toolset, tool and app, never what a call contained.
The answers go to your assistant’s app, so the company behind it receives them under its own terms. Your licence key never reaches the app.
Limitations
- Connecting needs a Premium or Ultimate pass. A Pro pass opens the website’s Pro tools but does not connect assistants.
- Tools that work on files (PDF, images, video) run in your browser on MySmartCoPilot, not through MCP: your assistant can find them and give you the link.
- Your app decides when to call a tool, and some apps ask you to approve each call.
- Bursts of calls are spread out to keep the service fast for everyone: a call over the rate tells your assistant how long to wait.
- The security filter in front of our server refuses arguments that look like an attack, such as quoted SQL commands, so those calls never arrive.
- Passes bought in US dollars under earlier rules may leave out some money and tax tools; their calls say so, and the pricing page lists which.
Privacy
Sends data to online services
This page sends nothing you type: the live demo runs five fixed samples, and making a key or listing your connections sends only the licence key saved in this browser, in the request itself, never in an address.
Frequently asked questions
What do I get without a pass?
Without a pass, MCP Server shows the live demo on five fixed examples. Until you unlock it, the result can’t be copied. A Premium or Ultimate pass, a one-time payment that never renews, unlocks the full result. The pricing page lists the passes and their prices.
Which apps can I connect?
Any app that adds remote MCP servers over Streamable HTTP. The steps on this page cover ChatGPT, Claude, Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf and Gemini CLI, and the same server URL works in other MCP apps too.
Do I need a connection key?
Only for apps that take a header instead of signing in, such as VS Code. ChatGPT and Claude sign in with your pass on MySmartCoPilot’s sign-in page; Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf and Gemini CLI can do either.
Does my assistant see my licence key?
No. When you sign in, the app receives a token for the tools you approved, never your licence key. A connection key works only for MCP and only for its toolset, and you can disconnect it on its own.
Does MySmartCoPilot’s AI answer my assistant’s calls?
No AI runs on our side for MCP: the tools are exact calculations and checks. Your assistant’s own model does the language work and calls the tools when it needs a figure or a check.
How do I disconnect an app?
With the pass saved in this browser, press Disconnect next to it under Connected assistants: it stops working at once. You can also remove the server in the app itself.
What happens when my pass ends?
Every connection stops, and your assistant hears which pass connects it again. With a new pass, sign in again from the app or make a new connection key.