Report with your AI

Trasigt is also an MCP server: connect it to your AI app once, and from then on you can report broken conference-room gear by just telling your assistant — or showing it a photo of the room's sign. Reporting stays anonymous, exactly like the room page: no account, no login.

There are two connectors. The Visitor connector below is anonymous and is the one almost everyone wants. If you're a signed-in member of an organization, there's also a separate authenticated Member connector that adds dashboard tools.

Visitor connector (anonymous)

Endpoint — no account and no authentication:

https://trasigt.nu/mcp

What your assistant can do

• Look up a room — by the 6-character code on the printed sign, the sign's URL or QR code (show it a photo), or the organization and room name.
• See open issues — what's already reported in the room, with confirmation counts.
• Report an issue — describe the problem in your own words, optionally with a photo of the broken equipment. The organization's members are notified immediately.
• Confirm an issue — say “I have this problem too” on an existing report instead of filing a duplicate.

Connect Claude

In Claude (web or desktop): Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector, then paste the endpoint URL above. In Claude Code:

claude mcp add --transport http trasigt https://trasigt.nu/mcp

Connect ChatGPT

In ChatGPT: Settings → Apps & Connectors → Advanced → enable Developer mode, then Create a connector with the endpoint URL above (no authentication).

Any other MCP-capable app works too — the Visitor connector speaks standard streamable HTTP with no authentication, so just point the app at the endpoint.

Member connector (for signed-in members)

If you have a Trasigt account, the Member connector lets your assistant work inside your organization's dashboard — look up rooms and their equipment notes, see and triage issues, and record actions in your name. It is a separate endpoint from the anonymous one:

Member endpoint:

https://trasigt.nu/mcp/member

Add it the same way — in Claude, Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector with the member endpoint; in Claude Code:

claude mcp add --transport http trasigt-member https://trasigt.nu/mcp/member

The first time you use it, your assistant opens a browser to sign in to Trasigt and authorize the connection (OAuth). After that it stays connected. Everything the assistant does is recorded as you, so only connect apps you trust.

Reconnecting once: the member connector now lives at its own /mcp/member address, split out from the anonymous /mcp. If you connected an earlier build — where member tools were reached by signing in on the combined /mcp endpoint — remove that old connector and add this one. You only need to do this once; your Trasigt account sign-in is unaffected.