Can I study from Claude or ChatGPT?
Yes. Connect Maestro to Claude or ChatGPT and you can open your courses there, read your pages and answer their questions. What you answer counts toward your skills, just as it does on Maestro.
Connect it
- In Claude, open Settings, then Connectors, and choose Add custom connector. In ChatGPT, add it as an app from Settings.
- Paste this address: https://mcp.heymaestro.app/mcp
- Sign in with your Maestro account and choose Connect.
Then ask "What should I study today?" A card shows what's next in your course, and Study opens a page right in the chat. Ask "How am I doing on my goal?" or "What have I shown so far?" and you'll see your goal and your skills the way your Maestro home shows them. When your Maestro leaves you a review question, ask "Any reviews for me?" and answer it in the card: your Maestro replies right there, and it counts the same as answering in Maestro.
Find your next course
Ask in your own words, like "I want to learn to make charts". The card shows Maestro's courses that fit, the ones that move your goal first. A free course starts right there with Start, and its first page is a step away.
No Maestro account yet? Connect https://mcp.heymaestro.app/catalog instead: it needs no sign-in and only searches the courses anyone can see on Maestro.
Your apps
Ask "What apps do I have?" and the card lists the tools your Maestro built for your practice, each with Open: it opens on Maestro, where it keeps what you save. Ask for a new one in your own words, like "Make me flashcards for these formulas", or for a change to one you have. Building it takes two or three minutes, and its sheet in the card writes itself until Open appears.
Building or changing an app uses a little of what the course sets aside for your Maestro, the same as when you ask for one in Maestro. Stop halts one being built. If one stops partway, Ask for another try in the card builds it again.
Your answers count
Maestro marks a multiple-choice pick against the page, as it does on Maestro. A written answer is read by Maestro's own model, never Claude's or ChatGPT's, against what your teacher wrote, and reading it uses a little of what your course sets aside for your Maestro. A question a page asks before it teaches keeps where you start and never counts against you.
Claude or ChatGPT never sees the right answer: Maestro keeps it. Code, charts and labs run on Maestro, and the card takes you there.
Who reads what
Claude or ChatGPT reads the course pages and answers you work on there, and the names of your apps and what each is for, under its own privacy terms. It can't see your conversations with your Maestro. To disconnect, remove Maestro in Claude's or ChatGPT's settings. Who reads what I write? covers the rest.