Manage your wishlist with an AI assistant over MCP
What you can ask it
"Add the Polaroid Now+, black if there's a choice"
It adds the item to your list, with the colour in a note
"What should I get Anna for her birthday?"
It reads your mutual friends' public lists and, if you allow it, reserves the gift
"Move the camera gear into its own list"
It creates lists, moves things between them and marks what you already own
Connect it in a minute
- 1
Add a connector in your assistant
Claude, ChatGPT, OpenClaw, Hermes or an agent you built — anything that supports MCP
- 2
Paste the address
The same one for every assistant
https://thingstohave.app/mcp - 3
Sign in and choose what it may do
The approval screen leads with the address your data will go to — the one part that cannot be faked
No browser where your agent runs? Create an access token under Settings → MCP and pass it as a bearer header. You can have up to ten, and each one can be revoked on its own.
FAQ
Which assistants work?
Any assistant that speaks the Model Context Protocol: Claude, ChatGPT, OpenClaw, Hermes, or an agent you built yourself.
What if someone tries to trick my assistant?
Text written by other people reaches the assistant marked as data rather than instructions, deletes need confirmation, and nothing can be changed in bulk. Grant the narrowest permissions that do the job and disconnect anything you stop using.
Can I take access away later?
Yes. Disconnect the assistant or revoke its token under Settings → MCP, and access stops straight away.
Is it free?
Yes. Things To Have is free to use without limits, and there's no paywall coming later. You bring your own assistant.