Use CraftMyStack Inside Claude and Other AI Agents (MCP)
Ask an AI assistant "what CRM should I use?" and it will happily answer — from a blurry memory of the internet, with no idea what each tool costs today or what it integrates with. CraftMyStack keeps that data structured and current: 80+ SaaS tools with pricing, features, integrations, business-fit, and alternatives. Now your assistant can query it directly instead of guessing.
CraftMyStack is live as an MCP server. MCP — the Model Context Protocol — is the open standard that lets AI agents call real tools instead of approximating. Connect it once and Claude (or ChatGPT, Cursor, or any MCP client) can browse the catalog, recommend a stack, and answer tool questions — grounded in our data.
What your assistant can do
- Browse the tool catalog — 80+ tools filtered by keyword, category, or business fit, each with real pricing, features, integrations, and alternatives. "Show me CRMs under $30/user with a free tier" becomes a grounded answer.
- Recommend a stack — give a business profile (type, team size, budget) and get a tailored 5–8 tool stack, each pick with a reason and confidence.
- Ask a tool advisor — a free-form question about pricing, integrations, or alternatives, answered concisely.
Browsing the catalog is free — that's the proprietary data doing the work. The recommendation and advisor tools run on a daily free allowance. Because the assistant reasons over the results, you can say "recommend a stack for a 5-person SaaS startup on a $200/mo budget, then swap anything without a free tier" and get the whole thing in one exchange.
Connect in about two minutes
In your MCP client, open connector settings, add a custom connector, and paste the Keelara MCP server URL — leave the OAuth fields blank, since registration is automatic. Sign in with a free Keelara account, set the tools to Always allow, and go. The setup steps and FAQ live on the CraftMyStack MCP page, and you can try each tool live in the linked Keelara console playground.
The full builder is still here
The connector complements the app. Keep exploring the catalog at /browse and building a full stack in the recommender when you want the visual experience. And since PromptCueLab, MatchMyTool, and CraftMyFlow are MCP servers too, one Keelara login hands your assistant the whole toolkit. Connect CraftMyStack and give your assistant real tool data to reason with.