Lowtide
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Add Lowtide to your assistant.

Lowtide is a remote MCP server, so any assistant that can add one can use it. Assistants that support MCP Apps also show the day's prices on a dial, right in the conversation.

Just trying it? Paste the guest endpoint into your assistant. No account, no household; ask about any postcode.

Guest endpoint
https://d1soo7510nfzf4.cloudfront.net/api/mcp

  1. Make a household link

    The link carries your household: its postcode and its planned runs. No account and no name; keep it private like a password.

  2. Add it to your client

    Claude
    Settings, Connectors, Add custom connector. Paste your link as the URL, then ask: “When should I run the dishwasher tonight?”
    ChatGPT
    Settings, Apps & Connectors, turn on developer mode, then Create and paste your link. Add Lowtide to a chat from the tools menu.
    VS Code
    Command palette, MCP: Add Server, choose HTTP and paste your link.
    Anything else
    The MCP Inspector: npx @modelcontextprotocol/inspector, transport Streamable HTTP, your link as the URL.

Other ways in.

No household needed to try it, a proper sign-in when your assistant supports one, and a skill for agents.

Guest endpoint

Prices, plans and “is now a good time” work with a postcode or city in the question. Saving runs needs a household.

Guest endpoint
https://d1soo7510nfzf4.cloudfront.net/api/mcp

Sign in with OAuth 2.1

Your assistant finds Lowtide's sign-in on its own, sends you to a Lowtide page to make or pick a household, and keeps a token that lasts an hour at a time. Disconnecting ends it.

Sign-in endpoint
https://d1soo7510nfzf4.cloudfront.net/api/mcp/account

The Lowtide skill

An Agent Skill that teaches any skills-aware agent when to reach for these tools and how to phrase the answer for voice.

Read SKILL.md

For developers

/api/mcp
Guest: prices and plans for any postcode or city in the question. No account.
/api/mcp/h/<household>
A household's private link: saved runs, tonight's plan, savings.
/api/mcp/account
OAuth 2.1 sign-in: authorization code with PKCE, or client credentials for a service.
/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource
Where an MCP client discovers the sign-in, per RFC 9728.
/.well-known/oauth-authorization-server
The authorization server's metadata, per RFC 8414.

Every endpoint speaks MCP over Streamable HTTP: the 2026-07-28 revision natively, and 2025-11-25, 2025-06-18 and 2025-03-26 through initialize. Nine tools, one MCP App view.