Loop is a remote MCP server. Claude Desktop, Claude.ai, and Claude Code all support MCP connectors natively — one URL is all you need. Claude can then search, verify, and act on real local businesses in Kreuzberg, Berlin.
In Claude Desktop, go to Settings → Developer → Edit Config. This opens claude.json (or claude_desktop_config.json).
Paste the block below into the mcpServers object. If the file already has other servers, add "loop": … as a sibling entry.
{ "mcpServers": { "loop": { "url": "https://stayinloop.dev/mcp" } } }
Save the file and quit + relaunch Claude Desktop. Loop will appear in the available tools sidebar. Start a new conversation to use it.
In claude.ai, go to Settings → Connectors and click Add connector.
Set the connector type to MCP server and paste the URL below. No authentication needed for the free tier.
https://stayinloop.dev/mcpClaude.ai will confirm the connection. Open a new chat — Loop’s four tools are now available. The connector icon will show active tools when Loop is called.
In your terminal, run the command below. It adds Loop as a persistent MCP server in your Claude Code configuration.
claude mcp add --transport http loop https://stayinloop.dev/mcp
Loop tools are now available in every Claude Code session in this project. Use/mcpto verify it’s connected.
Have an API key?
Append ?key=sk_live_… to the MCP URL to use higher rate limits (60 reads/min vs 30 for anonymous). For Claude Desktop:
{ "mcpServers": { "loop": { "url": "https://stayinloop.dev/mcp?key=sk_live_YOUR_KEY" } } }
Get a free key at stayinloop.dev/#pricing — no credit card, instant.
“Find me a quiet restaurant with outdoor seating and vegan options in Kreuzberg tonight — then verify how fresh the data is, and report back whether the result was correct.”
This exercises all four tools in one shot: search finds results, verify re-checks freshness live, and report records the outcome — which immediately updates the record’s confidence and freshness for every future agent.