Harpy Character Catalog for AI assistants

Submit the public remote MCP endpoint as a data-only ChatGPT app.

1. Use the MCP server URL in OpenAI Developer Mode for private testing.
2. Create an app draft in the OpenAI Platform Dashboard.
3. Submit the app with the server URL, tool list, test prompts, screenshots, privacy policy, and support URL.

https://harpy.chat/mcp

OpenAI organization verification and dashboard submission must be done from a Harpy-owned OpenAI account.

Add Harpy as a custom remote connector.

1. Open Customize > Connectors.
2. Choose Add custom connector.
3. Use https://harpy.chat/mcp as the remote MCP server URL.
4. Enable the connector in a chat and ask for Harpy character cards.

{
  "name": "harpy-character-catalog",
  "url": "https://harpy.chat/mcp"
}

Anthropic directory submission or organization-level connector approval must be done from a Harpy-owned Claude account.

Add Harpy as a streamable HTTP MCP server.

1. Open the MCP server settings or edit Gemini CLI settings.json.
2. Add a server named harpy-character-catalog.
3. Set httpUrl to https://harpy.chat/mcp.
4. Run /mcp or the equivalent status command to confirm the tool is discovered.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "harpy-character-catalog": {
      "httpUrl": "https://harpy.chat/mcp",
      "timeout": 20000,
      "includeTools": [
        "list_popular_sfw_character_cards"
      ]
    }
  }
}

No official inbound custom MCP submission path is documented for arbitrary third-party servers.

1. Use Harpy MCP from an MCP-capable client alongside Perplexity, or through a bridge that can call remote MCP servers.
2. Track Perplexity for an official custom MCP client or marketplace path.
3. Do not market this as a native Perplexity connector until Perplexity documents that surface.

https://harpy.chat/mcp

A Perplexity partnership or support answer is needed before claiming native Perplexity distribution.

Add Harpy to ~/.hermes/config.yaml under mcp_servers.

1. Enable MCP support in Hermes if it is not already installed.
2. Add the Harpy HTTP MCP config to ~/.hermes/config.yaml.
3. Run hermes chat and ask Hermes to browse Harpy character cards.

mcp_servers:
  harpy_character_catalog:
    url: "https://harpy.chat/mcp"
    timeout: 20
    connect_timeout: 5
    tools:
      include: [list_popular_sfw_character_cards]
      resources: false
      prompts: false

A public Hermes catalog listing requires a PR to the Hermes optional MCP catalog and Nous review.

Use a Pi MCP adapter or mcporter-style bridge.

1. Install a Pi MCP adapter if your Pi runtime uses the package catalog.
2. Configure the adapter to call https://harpy.chat/mcp.
3. Expose only the list_popular_sfw_character_cards tool until Harpy ships broader search tools.

Pi does not ship native MCP support in its minimal core.
Use a Pi MCP adapter or mcporter-style bridge, then point the adapter at the Harpy streamable HTTP endpoint.
Endpoint: https://harpy.chat/mcp

A native Pi package requires choosing or building the adapter package Harpy wants to support.

Save Harpy in the OpenClaw MCP client-side registry.

1. Run the openclaw mcp add command.
2. Run openclaw mcp doctor harpy-character-catalog --probe.
3. Restart or reload the OpenClaw runtime so the saved server is projected into eligible sessions.

openclaw mcp add harpy-character-catalog --url https://harpy.chat/mcp --transport streamable-http --timeout 20 --connect-timeout 5 --include 'list_popular_sfw_character_cards'
openclaw mcp doctor harpy-character-catalog --probe