Claude
claude.ai · in the browser
- Open Settings → Connectors.
- Choose Add custom connector.
- Paste the server URL above.
- Sign in to Quiz Master when the window opens, and approve.
Connector · Model Context Protocol
Quiz Master speaks MCP, so the assistant you already use — Claude, ChatGPT — can open your builder and your question library and work in them directly. One address, no API keys, no config file to hand-edit.
https://thequizmaster.app/mcpThat URL is the whole handshake. Your client registers itself, opens a browser, and you sign in on a Quiz Master page with the account you already have — Google, or email and password.
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Start to finish
A night asked for in plain words — questions filed into the library, media pulled in, the timeline built out, then the reveal on the pub screen. Same tools you get.
Two minutes, once
Both clients do the same handshake: they register themselves, send you to a Quiz Master sign-in page, and remember the connection afterwards. Nothing is copied into a config file.
claude.ai · in the browser
chatgpt.com · in the browser
Desktop, terminal, and the small print
Same dance as the web app — the connector follows your account, not the device.
One line in a terminal:
claude mcp add --transport http quiz-master https://thequizmaster.app/mcp Then run /mcp in a session to sign in. That adds it to the current project; add --scope user to have it in every project.
If Connectors isn't where this page says it is, check your provider's own docs — the URL is the only thing that ever changes hands, and it never changes.
Seventeen typed tools
Not a chat box bolted onto a builder — a typed tool surface over your real data, so the work lands where you'd have put it by hand.
It can list your quizzes, open one, start a new one, and build out the timeline — welcome, rounds, answer reveals, breaks, final scores — in the order a night actually runs.
Search the repo by tag or text, write new questions into it, and fix old ones. The library is live-linked: correct a question once and every quiz that uses it is corrected too.
Hand it ten questions and they land in the round together, already filed in your library rather than stranded inside one quiz.
Images and audio are copied into Quiz Master’s own storage, so your picture round still works next spring. YouTube links go straight onto a question as video, with the in and out points set — no clip hunting on the night.
It can list the presenter themes and pull up the built-in authoring guide before writing a word — which is why the questions come back shaped like pub-quiz questions.
Every text field carries multiple languages, so "and give me that in German as well" is one sentence, not a second deck.
Ask it like this
The fine print, in plain words
The consent screen is Quiz Master’s own, running your existing account — Google or email and password. There is no API key to generate, paste, or later leak.
Every read and write is scoped to the signed-in account. The connection cannot reach another host’s library, and other hosts cannot reach yours.
Deliberately. It cannot delete a quiz or a question from your library. The most it can take out is a segment from a running order or a question from a round — and that question stays in your library — so the worst a confused prompt can do is give you a round you don’t want.
Remove the connector in your AI client’s settings and access stops there. Everything it wrote stays in your account.
Sign in once, connect once, and never open a blank quiz again.