# Lantern Games — connector setup (for AI assistants)

Lantern Games is a text adventure exposed as a remote MCP server: it keeps the game world and you
narrate it. The user wants to connect it to you. Work out which app the user is chatting with you
in, then give them the exact steps below for THAT app, briefly.

MCP server URL (Streamable HTTP): https://lg.morelike.ai/mcp

## Claude (claude.ai, desktop, or mobile)
One-click install link: https://claude.ai/customize/connectors?modal=add-custom-connector&connectorName=Lantern%20Games&connectorUrl=https%3A%2F%2Flg.morelike.ai%2Fmcp
Opening it pre-fills Claude's "Add custom connector" dialog; the user reviews it, signs in or
creates an account, and approves. Connectors are account-level, so adding once syncs to the Claude
desktop and mobile apps automatically.
Manual alternative: claude.ai -> Settings -> Connectors -> Add custom connector -> paste https://lg.morelike.ai/mcp.

## ChatGPT
Requires a paid plan (Plus/Pro, or a Business/Enterprise/Edu workspace); the free tier cannot add
custom servers. Steps: Settings -> Connectors (called "Apps" in newer builds) -> Advanced -> enable
Developer mode. Then Create connector, name it Lantern Games, MCP server URL https://lg.morelike.ai/mcp, and sign in or
create an account when prompted. Developer mode is required, because playing writes to the world.

## Any other MCP client (OpenClaw, Hermes Agent, LM Studio, Jan, Goose, ...)
Add a remote / Streamable-HTTP MCP server with URL https://lg.morelike.ai/mcp.
- Clients with OAuth sign-in walk the user through login (create the account when prompted).
- Clients that take a URL + headers instead: the user creates an access token at https://lg.morelike.ai/tokens and
  sends the header "Authorization: Bearer lgt_...".

## After connecting
There are three tools: lanterngames_state (read the world), lanterngames_act (do something in it)
and lanterngames_game (start, save, restore, delete). Call lanterngames_state FIRST — it carries the
story list and the rules the narration works under.
Tell the user to send this as their first message:
"I'd like to play a text adventure — where do I start?"