You can let an AI assistant — Claude, or any other compatible client — read your BerlinOne categories and events. It then answers from your own content, without you having to paste anything.
No keys to manage, no files to edit. You grant access from a BerlinOne page, and you take it back the same way.
https://www.berlinone.app/api/mcp
That is the only thing to copy. Your assistant handles the rest.
That's it. You can now ask Claude "what do I have in my category about cinema?" and it will go and look.
Any client that can talk to a remote MCP server works the same way: look for "connector", "MCP server" or "custom integration" in its settings, and paste the same address. The rest — signing in, authorizing — happens on BerlinOne and does not change.
The connector is included in the Creator and Creator+ plans.
On a free account, the authorization page says so plainly, and nothing is granted.
Exactly what you see yourself, and nothing more:
Subscribing to a category does not grant this access: a share is required. And categories you have hidden stay hidden.
For each event, the assistant can read what the entry holds: its date, description, territory, image and sources.
The connector is read-only. It cannot create, change or delete anything — not an event, not a category, not a share, not your account.
It also cannot see your email address, your plan, or your payment details.
In BerlinOne: Preferences → Connected applications. You will find the list of authorized assistants, with the date, and a Remove access button.
Revoking takes effect immediately. To grant access again, you start over from the assistant.
"Your plan does not include the connector" — your account is on the free plan. Change plan in your preferences, then start the connection again from your assistant.
"This link is incomplete" — the authorization request has expired. Start the connection again from your assistant rather than reloading the page.
The assistant finds nothing — check that the category you are looking for is yours, public, or shared with you. A category you have merely subscribed to is not readable this way.
Anything else — write to info@berlinone.ca and tell us which assistant you are using.