Spisko works with your AI assistant
Connect Claude to Spisko and talk to your shopping list: paste a recipe and get its ingredients on the list, or just say what to add.
What you can ask
Add the ingredients for this recipe to my Groceries list.
Then paste the recipe.Add eggs and coffee to my Groceries list.
What's running low at home?
Make me a list of everything I'm running low on.
Connect Claude in three steps
- Create a free Spisko account, if you don't have one yet.
- In claude.ai or Claude Desktop, add a custom connector with this address:
https://spisko.com/api/mcp - Sign in to Spisko when asked and approve the connection. That's it: start asking.
The connection lasts 90 days, then Claude asks you to connect again. You can see and disconnect it any time in Spisko's Settings, under API.
What the assistant can see
Your inventory and your shopping lists, and nothing of anyone else's. It can add items, change quantities and tick things off; it can't see your account details. The approval screen shows what it's asking for before you say yes: read only, or read and change.
Other assistants and tools
Spisko speaks the Model Context Protocol (MCP), an open standard. Assistants that connect to MCP servers with a sign-in, like Claude does, connect the same way. Tools that take a token instead, such as Cursor, can use a personal access token from Settings → API.