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Explore the FPF Library with Aisystant Open

Search public publications, read sections and patterns, follow references, and check the library version in your AI chat. Aisystant Open is read-only and requires no Aisystant account. It does not connect your private IWE files, create a personal development plan, or change library content.

The public directory listing is not available yet. The steps below are for a custom connection, where your AI client and workspace allow it. Read the privacy notice before connecting; its logging and retention details are still being verified.

ChatGPT

Add a custom connection

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

If these options are unavailable, check your account and workspace permissions. See OpenAI's connection instructions or contact support.

Claude

Connect the public library

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."

Separate option: personal IWE

VS Code + GitHub · early access

The open IWE starter kit is a separate local environment. Connecting Aisystant Open does not install it or grant access to personal files. The full English runtime is still being assembled, and some material is in Russian.

To explore that environment, follow the README at iwesys/IWE.