Kindroid MCP Server

An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that lets you interact with the Kindroid AI platform. Send messages to your Kins, manage conversations, and check account status — all from your MCP client.

The setup instructions below are written for Claude, but this server works with any MCP-compatible client.

Supports two modes:

• Local (stdio) — runs as a subprocess of your MCP client (e.g., Claude Desktop, Claude Code)
• Remote (HTTP) — deploy to Railway (or any host) and connect from any device

Disclaimer

This is an unofficial, community-built project by Apocryphus. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or supported by Kindroid. The MCP server uses undocumented Kindroid API endpoints that may change without notice — updates to Kindroid could break this server at any time. I’ll strive to repair any breakage as quickly as possible, and new features will be added over time.

Please do not contact Kindroid for support with this MCP server. If you encounter issues, file an issue on this GitHub repo.

Capabilities

This Kindroid MCP server provides AI assistant tools (such as Claude) the ability to understand and access the Kindroid API for purposes of messaging and setting up Kindroids. Some such capabilities include:

• Sending messages to kins.
• Reading back chat history for a Kin or group chat, with cursor pagination.
• Rewinding (undoing) the most recent messages in a solo or group conversation.
• Creating and Updating kins, setting any values available in the UI.
  • Including setup fields like show_auto_selfies_in_chat and time_awareness
• Requesting Selfies and Group Selfies.
• Running a Chat Break on a solo or group conversation, with optional cascaded memory wipe.
• Getting suggested user messages for individual or group chats.
• Creating Journal Entries.
• Creating and Updating Group Chats with multiple Kins, including turn-taking, memory settings, current scene, and group messaging (text or voice).
• Updating user profile fields (name, gender, backstory, avatar) and setting the active persona.

The power of the above is being able to do so without using the UI, and with the right setup (storing or looking up the Kindroid’s AI ID from another source), run these operations in bulk. If the user has stored a collection of their Kindroid’s IDs and names (in a Notion Database or somewhere else Claude can access), running any of the above is as easy as asking claude to “Turn off Time Awareness for Kin1, Kin2, and Kin3” or “Run this selfie prompt on Kin1, Kin2, and Kin3.”

These capabilities can be easily leveraged via Claude Skills. Several skills making use of this MCP server are available at ClaudeKindroidSkills.

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