What this lets you do
One connection between your AI service and Praktikal
MCP is an open way for AI clients to use tools provided by another service. Praktikal exposes its material search and authoring capabilities through one remote MCP address.
Connect once, then ask from the AI service you already use. The client works through your Praktikal account rather than creating a separate copy of your teaching materials.
1 Choose the client
Check that your AI service supports remote MCP connections
Praktikal uses the open Model Context Protocol, so you can connect ChatGPT, Claude or another AI client that accepts remote MCP servers.
The exact menu and availability depend on the service, your plan and any workspace rules. Look for custom apps, custom connectors or remote MCP in its settings.
- ChatGPT calls these custom MCP apps
- Claude calls them custom connectors
2 Add Praktikal
Paste one Praktikal address into the connector settings
Create a custom connection named Praktikal. When the client asks for the remote MCP server URL, use https://api.praktikal.app/mcp/connect.
You do not need to create an API key or copy your Praktikal password into the AI service. The server starts the secure sign-in flow for you.
- Name: Praktikal
- Server URL: https://api.praktikal.app/mcp/connect
4 Try one request
Start with a small action you can verify in Praktikal
Ask the connected client to find one lesson you recognise, then try a bounded authoring task such as adding a short recap worksheet.
Open the result in Praktikal and check the target, content and structure. From there, the same connection can help you search, create and edit material within your access.
- Begin with one lesson or worksheet
- Review the created material in Praktikal