Integrations
Connect Archivist to your AI assistants, virtual tabletop, note-taking tools, and more
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This page is how to connect. For what to make once you have, see the Cookbook →
Voice
Virtual Tabletop
Notes & Docs
Notes: Obsidian, Notion & Gemini Notebook
Obsidian
Archivist plugin
Included with paid plans
- Install the Obsidian plugin
- Wikilinks preserved on import
- Export campaigns back to Markdown
Notion
Ships an official MCP server
- Bundled via Archivist Nexus
- Add both in Claude or ChatGPT
- Or configure manually
Gemini Notebook
formerly NotebookLM
Community MCP servers available
- Bundled via Archivist Nexus
- Add both in Claude or ChatGPT
- Or configure a community MCP manually
Protocol
MCP Connector
Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Windsurf & more
The official Archivist MCP server gives any MCP-compatible client direct, OAuth-secured read/write access to your campaign data: sessions, characters, quests, journals, and entities.
Access follows your Archivist plan. Archivist Nexus requires an active subscription.
Build Your Own
Build your own tools with the Archivist API: scoped, revocable keys, the same read/write access MCP clients get.
FAQ
Does Archivist have a ChatGPT app?
Yes, an official app in the ChatGPT app directory, with OAuth-backed read and write access to your campaign.
Can the MCP server write data, or just read it?
Both. Grant the agent_write scope to create and update characters, quests, and journals from your AI assistant, not just query them.
Does Archivist integrate with Notion or Gemini Notebook?
Notion ships its own official MCP server, and Gemini Notebook (formerly NotebookLM) has community-built ones. Bundle either alongside Archivist's MCP through Nexus, Claude, or ChatGPT.
What is the fastest way to connect Claude Desktop?
Archivist Nexus. A guided installer that wires Claude Desktop's config automatically. No JSON editing required.
Why does Archivist have an MCP server and API?
It's your campaign data, not ours, so it shouldn't be stuck inside Archivist. That's why we built a hosted MCP server (Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, and more) and a REST API for everything else.
