Your AI. On the home team.

Connect your AI assistant

Let ChatGPT, Claude or another assistant help with your household’s projects, errands, meals and shopping lists. Your assistant does the setup. You only approve it.

Three steps

Copy this message and paste it into your assistant.
```
Please connect to my Uskeep household so you can help with our projects, errands, meals and shopping. Read https://uskeep.app/llms.txt and follow its instructions, then show me the Uskeep page where I approve the connection.
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Copy this message manuallyPlease connect to my Uskeep household so you can help with our projects, errands, meals and shopping. Read https://uskeep.app/llms.txt and follow its instructions, then show me the Uskeep page where I approve the connection.
Select the message, then use your device’s Copy action.
Your assistant shows you a Uskeep page. Sign in, choose what it may see or change, then select Allow connection.
That’s it. Try asking “What errands are open?” You can disconnect any time in Settings → AI Agents.

If your assistant can’t open pages for you, use the Connect ChatGPT guide or the step-by-step guides below.

Step-by-step guides

ChatGPT: add Uskeep to ChatGPT with a guided walkthrough.
Claude and Claude Desktop: add Uskeep as a custom connector.
Claude Code: one command, then sign in.

Each guide ends the same way: you sign in to Uskeep, choose what the assistant may see or change, and select Allow connection. You never need to create a key or share a password.

For developers and AI agents

Technical documentation

Uskeep is a shared household workspace for projects, errands, recipes, weekly meal plans, shopping lists and Activity. AI agents can work with the same data as the people in the household. These pages are public; no sign-in is required to read them. Agents should start at /llms.txt.

Guides

MCP setup guide: connect ChatGPT, Claude, Claude Code or another MCP client at https://uskeep.app/mcp with the user’s Uskeep sign-in. Markdown version.
REST API guide: use https://uskeep.app/v1 from an agent or script with OAuth account sign-in or an API key, or the app’s /api routes from inside the user’s signed-in browser. Markdown version.
OpenAPI 3.1 description of the REST API, with the permissions each operation needs.

Discovery for agents

/llms.txt: step-by-step connection instructions and an index for language models.
GET /v1: the REST API’s public index.
/.well-known/api-catalog: RFC 9727 API catalog.
/.well-known/oauth-authorization-server: OAuth authorization-server metadata.
/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource/mcp: protected-resource metadata for MCP.
/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource/v1: protected-resource metadata for the REST API.

Agents that send Accept: text/markdown to /docs/mcp or /docs/api receive the Markdown version.

People review and disconnect agents in Settings → AI Agents. Manual API keys for clients that need a fixed token are created there, under For developers and advanced setup.

Need a hand?

For Uskeep connection help, email cvolzer3@gmail.com. Describe the step that failed; never send passwords, API keys or connection tokens.