Every AI assistant is gaining hands: the Model Context Protocol ("MCP") is the open standard that lets an assistant use real tools. Epiphani builds for that world on purpose. Apps across the studio ship native MCP connections, so the assistant you already run can search your snippet library, reshape your screen's evening dim curve, check your flight-deal boards, or read back a meeting, because you asked it to, in plain English.
This page is the honest, app-by-app map: what is connected today, how each connection works, and where the same connector arrives next. Every claim below describes software that exists and has been verified.
These apps run a live, hosted MCP endpoint. Any MCP-capable client can reach them; each is verified working with Claude, and the protocol is the same one other assistants' connectors speak.
Two live connectors: flight deals and your trip boards. Sign-in is a consent-gated OAuth flow through your Epiphani account.
“Any business-class deals to Lisbon for late September?”
Your card credits and perks, readable by your assistant so nothing expires unused.
“Which of my credits expire this month?”
Your assistant can build and edit a packing list as a tool call, straight from a conversation about the trip.
“Add rain gear to the Portland list.”
These apps bundle a local MCP server inside the app itself. It runs on your machine only and never opens a network socket, which is the point: your snippets, meetings, and screens stay yours. One click in each app's settings connects Claude on your Mac; any MCP-speaking desktop client can use the same connection.
Claude finds the exact snippet you describe and returns the full text, ready to paste.
Brightness, warmth, and your nightly wind-down schedule, driven conversationally. Every AI change passes the app's own anti-lockout floor, so a request can never leave a screen stuck dark.
Your assistant can read back what was said and decided, from the diary on your own disk.
Your assistant can drive every signed-in account tile from one place.
Hush Performance and PageHawk have the same connector built and verified; each ships with its app's next release. This page updates the day they land.
Your Epiphani account signs in AI agents through a consent-gated OAuth flow: you approve exactly what the agent may hold, and an assistant you trust can then carry your license and use your tools on your behalf. The same agent rail is arriving across the rest of the studio.
Questions, or an assistant you want verified next? hello@epiphani.studio · Epiphani Studios · Support