RoomLab.app MCP All of RoomLab.app, inside your AI agent

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   In Claude, open Settings, then Connectors, and add a custom connector with this URL.

   https://mcp.roomlab.app/mcp

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   Select Connect and sign in to your RoomLab.app account, or create a free one.

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   In a chat, ask for a tool, for example: Use RoomLab.app to stage my living room.

Claude does not pass pasted photos to connectors. Add your photo with the image picker in the RoomLab.app card that appears in the chat.

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   Open RoomLab.app in the ChatGPT plugin directory and add it.

   Open RoomLab.app in ChatGPT →
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   Sign in to your RoomLab.app account, or create a free one, and allow ChatGPT to use it.

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   Attach a room photo in any chat and say what you want.

   Read the ChatGPT guide →

Attach photos to your message as usual. ChatGPT passes them to RoomLab.app.

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   Add the server from your terminal.

   claude mcp add --transport http --scope user roomlab https://mcp.roomlab.app/mcp

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   In Claude Code, run /mcp, choose roomlab and sign in to your RoomLab.app account.

   /mcp

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   Ask for a tool and give a public link to your photo.

Claude Code shows no RoomLab.app card, so give the photo as a public https link. The result comes back as a link.

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   Add the server from your terminal.

   codex mcp add roomlab --url https://mcp.roomlab.app/mcp

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   Sign in to your RoomLab.app account.

   codex mcp login roomlab

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   Ask Codex for a tool and give a public link to your photo.

Codex shows no RoomLab.app card, so give the photo as a public https link. The result comes back as a link.

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   Add this entry to ~/.cursor/mcp.json.

   {"mcpServers":{"roomlab":{"url":"https://mcp.roomlab.app/mcp"}}}

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   In Cursor, open Customize, turn on roomlab and sign in to your RoomLab.app account when asked.

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   Ask the agent for a tool and give a public link to your photo.

Cursor shows no RoomLab.app card, so give the photo as a public https link. The result comes back as a link.

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   Open the Grok connectors, then choose New Connector and Custom.

   Open Grok connectors →
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   Paste the RoomLab.app MCP URL and save.

   https://mcp.roomlab.app/mcp

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   Sign in to your RoomLab.app account, then ask Grok for a tool.

Give Grok a public https link to your photo. The result comes back as a link.

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   Add the server from your terminal.

   openclaw mcp set roomlab '{"url":"https://mcp.roomlab.app/mcp","transport":"streamable-http","auth":"oauth"}'

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   Sign in to your RoomLab.app account.

   openclaw mcp login roomlab

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   Ask for a tool and give a public link to your photo.

OpenClaw shows no RoomLab.app card, so give the photo as a public https link. The result comes back as a link.

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   Add these lines to ~/.hermes/config.yaml.

   mcp_servers:
     roomlab:
       url: "https://mcp.roomlab.app/mcp"
       auth: oauth

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   Restart Hermes and sign in to your RoomLab.app account when asked.

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   Ask for a tool and give a public link to your photo.

Hermes shows no RoomLab.app card, so give the photo as a public https link. The result comes back as a link.

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   Add RoomLab.app as a remote MCP server with this URL. It uses Streamable HTTP.

   https://mcp.roomlab.app/mcp

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   Sign in with your RoomLab.app account when the client asks. Sign-in uses OAuth, so there is no API key.

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   Ask for a tool by name, such as Virtual Staging or Declutter Room.

If your client cannot show the RoomLab.app card, give the photo as a public https link. The result comes back as a link.