Connect Toolforest
Use one secure MCP connection with your AI assistant.
One secure MCP connection
Connect personal, family, and work accounts to ChatGPT, Claude, or any MCP-compatible assistant. Then ask normally.
Done. The itinerary is here:
I searched all three connected accounts. The label turned up 13 emails: 5 in Family, 8 in Personal, none in Work. Two were promos (Hyatt 15% off, Delta 2x miles) and were excluded from the itinerary.
The trip, Oct 5–15:
The big one on the Unresolved tab: your Park Hyatt Tokyo booking for the night of Oct 14–15 was cancelled on Aug 2 and nothing replaced it, so you currently have no bed in Tokyo the last night.
Want me to look at Tokyo hotel options for that Oct 14 gap night?
| Date | Plan | Details | Conf. / Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 05 | SEA → HND | Delta DL 167 | HKR4TX · Personal |
| Oct 06 | Tokyo | Palace Hotel, 2 nights | PHT-88214 · Family |
| Oct 08 | → Kanazawa | Hakutaka 561 · Hyatt Centric, 2 nights | Personal / Family |
| Oct 10 | → Kyoto | SmartEX · Shirafuji-an, 4 nights | Personal / Family |
| Oct 14 | → Tokyo | Nozomi 224, arr 4:24 PM | SE-90331201 · Personal |
| Oct 14 | Tokyo | No hotel booked | → Unresolved |
| Oct 15 | HND → SEA | Delta DL 166, dep 4:35 PM | HKR4TX · Personal |
| Date | Item | Status | Next step |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 12 | Gion Mizuki dinner | Waitlist, position 3 | Check before Oct 10 |
| Oct 14 | Tokyo hotel | Park Hyatt cancelled Aug 2 | Book 1 night |
One prompt. Three accounts. Two toolkits. One usable plan.
Simple by design
Use one secure MCP connection with your AI assistant.
Connect the services and accounts that matter for the task.
Move from a question to useful work without switching tools yourself.
More than API wrappers
APIs expose operations. Toolforest toolkits add the calculations, validation, and presentation an assistant needs to turn them into useful results.
Raw readings→ sleep and recovery trends, calculated metrics, and charts
Raw scenes→ aligned imagery and verified comparisons
Raw market listings→ fuzzy market search and hourly, daily, and monthly movers
Start with an outcome
Search every connected Gmail account and pull urgent messages and deadlines to the front.
“Summarize the most recent emails across all my connected Gmail accounts and flag anything that needs action soon.”
See an exampleRead readiness, resting heart rate, temperature, breathing, and sleep against your baseline.
“According to my Oura data, am I recovered enough to train hard today?”
See an exampleCompare a place across the long record, then ask what explains the change.
“What changed here between 1985 and today?”
See an exampleTrace a price move back to the event, news, or liquidity behind it.
“What moved this market, and when?”
See an exampleStart from an artist and follow the credits, collaborators, and related projects.
“Map the collaborators around this artist.”
See an exampleTurn an article into concise flashcards that test one idea at a time.
“Turn this article into clean flashcards in a new Anki deck.”
See an exampleComposability in practice
Prediction market data goes into Google Sheets. Sheets builds the chart. Another tool exports it as an image, and the widget renders it in the conversation.
Current prices, order books, and volume.
Writes the data and builds the chart.
Publishes the chart at a temporary URL.
Renders the chart beside the analysis.
None of these tools knows the others exist. A spreadsheet ID and an image URL are enough to join them.
Recent writing
Two new Toolforest toolkits: selected-file access for Google Drive and prediction-market data from Rothera.
Read on the blogMetaculus defines the question and its rules. Toolforest brings together the evidence needed to answer it.
Read on the blog
Gemini joins Polymarket and Kalshi, which means three venues now answer the same questions, and the newest one answers them very quietly.
Read on the blogMake your assistant more useful