Manage your wishlist with an AI assistant over MCP

Things To Have is listed in the Claude connectors directory. On Team and Enterprise plans, an owner may need to add it for your organisation first.

1. 1

   Create a Things To Have account

   Sign up with your email or Google account. The app is free to use

2. 2

   Open Things To Have in the connectors directory

   Press Connect on the listing page

3. 3

   Sign in and choose permissions

   Sign in to your account. Tick the permissions you want Claude to have on the approval screen

4. 4

   Use it in a chat

   Press + in any chat, choose Connectors and turn on the toggle for Things To Have

Custom MCP servers are available on ChatGPT Business, Enterprise and Edu on the web. On Business plans, an admin or owner adds it.

1. 1

   Create a Things To Have account

   Sign up with your email or Google account. The app is free to use

2. 2

   Add a custom MCP server

   Open Plugins, press + and choose Add custom MCP server. Enter a name for the server

3. 3

   Paste the server address

   Paste it under Connection. Choose OAuth for authentication

   https://thingstohave.app/mcp
4. 4

   Create and install the plugin

   Tick I understand and want to continue, select Create as a plugin and install it. Sign in when prompted to approve permissions

5. 5

   Use it in a chat

   Start a new chat on the web. Type @ and select Things To Have from the list

Add the server from the command line, then sign in with a browser. Sign-in only works while the gateway is stopped.

1. 1

   Create a Things To Have account

   Sign up with your email or Google account. The app is free to use

2. 2

   Add the server

   Run the setup command in your terminal

   openclaw mcp set thingstohave '{"url":"https://thingstohave.app/mcp","transport":"streamable-http","auth":"oauth"}'
3. 3

   Stop the gateway

   OpenClaw requires the gateway to stop before you sign in

   openclaw gateway stop
4. 4

   Sign in to your account

   Run the login command, open the printed address in your browser and approve permissions

   openclaw mcp login thingstohave
5. 5

   Restart the gateway

   Start the gateway again so OpenClaw loads the server

   openclaw gateway start
6. 6

   Test the connection

   Run the doctor probe to confirm that the server responds

   openclaw mcp doctor thingstohave --probe

Add the server from the command line. Hermes connects immediately and opens your browser to sign in.

1. 1

   Create a Things To Have account

   Sign up with your email or Google account. The app is free to use

2. 2

   Add the server and sign in

   Run the add command and approve access in your browser. If sign-in does not start, run hermes mcp login thingstohave

   hermes mcp add thingstohave --url https://thingstohave.app/mcp --auth oauth
3. 3

   Reload an open session

   Run the reload command in an active session, or start a new session to load the tools

   /reload-mcp

Any assistant that supports MCP can connect, including custom agents you build.

1. 1

   Create a Things To Have account

   Sign up with your email or Google account. The app is free to use

2. 2

   Add an MCP server

   Look for connectors or MCP servers in your assistant settings

3. 3

   Enter the server address

   The same address works for every assistant

   https://thingstohave.app/mcp
4. 4

   Sign in and approve permissions

   Sign in to Things To Have when prompted. Choose the permissions you want your assistant to have

If your agent cannot open a browser, create a personal access token under Settings → Integrations → MCP and pass it as a bearer header. You can create up to ten tokens, and revoke each one on its own.