Connect

Two ways to get started

Explore the public FPF Library in an AI chat, or build your own IWE in VS Code. Choose the path that fits what you want to do today.

Explore Aisystant Open →Connect the public library to ChatGPT or Claude. No Aisystant account required.Set up IWE in VS Code →Start a local work environment from the iwesys project on GitHub.

Option 1 · public library

Try Aisystant Open in your AI chat

Search public publications, read sections and patterns, follow references, and check the library version. Aisystant Open is read-only. It does not connect your private IWE files, create a personal development plan, or change library content.

Aisystant Open is available in ChatGPT's plugin directory. Read the privacy notice before connecting, including the separate retention periods and limits for the upstream host.

ChatGPT

Install the published plugin

Open Aisystant Open in ChatGPT

Open the plugin page, install Aisystant Open, then select it in a new chat using @. Try: "Use Aisystant Open to show the current library version and list the available publications."

Connect manually with a custom MCP server

Open ChatGPT Plugins, select +, then Add custom MCP server.
Enter name Aisystant Open, description Search and read FPF Library, and server URL https://open.aisystant.com/mcp.
Choose No authentication. Review the server warning before selecting I understand and want to continue and Create as a plugin.
Inspect the discovered tools, install the plugin, and select Aisystant Open in a new chat using @.
Try: "Use Aisystant Open to show the current library version and list the available publications."

If the plugin or custom connection is unavailable, check your account and workspace permissions. See OpenAI's connection instructions or contact support.

Claude

Connect the public library

Connect Claude

The button opens Claude's connector setup. Review the name and server URL before connecting. Custom connector availability depends on your account and workspace settings.

Connect manually

Open Claude's connector settings and add a custom connector named Aisystant Open, with URL https://open.aisystant.com/mcp. No Aisystant sign-in is required. Enable it in your chat and ask: "Use Aisystant Open to list the available publications."

Your first search

Find a passage and check its source

Try: "Use Aisystant Open to search for operating reliability, read a matching section, and include its source link." Search uses keywords and does not translate your query automatically. Most publications are in English; ask your AI client to choose suitable English search terms and explain the result in your language.

Your client sends tool arguments through Aisystant to the FPF Library service at fpf.tools. Do not include personal information or secrets in search text. For connection errors, see support.

Option 2 · your own workspace

Set up IWE in VS Code

IWE is your own workspace in VS Code. The English kit comes from iwesys/IWE; Aisystant Open is a separate, read-only library connection.

Install VS Code, Git, GitHub CLI, and the Claude Code extension. Sign in to GitHub and Claude Code.

Open the VS Code terminal and run:

mkdir -p ~/IWE && cd ~/IWE
gh repo fork iwesys/IWE --clone
cd IWE
bash setup.sh

Open the ~/IWE folder in VS Code, open the Claude Code panel, and ask it to help you make your first plan.

The IWE README has prerequisites, installation checks, and troubleshooting. Your personal files are separate from the public library connection.