The Nova3 connector
Nova3 publishes its research as a connector, so an assistant can read it directly instead of guessing. Add it to ChatGPT or Claude and the assistant can pull the weekly Current State briefing, any of the five guides, and the current frontier model snapshot, each answer carrying the source and the date a human reviewed it.
What it can do
Five tools, four of them read-only. Nothing the connector returns is written for machines only: every answer mirrors a page on this site that a person can open and check.
get_current_state: Returns a Current State edition: what changed at the major labs that week, what it means operationally, and a source for every claim.list_editions: Lists every published edition, newest first, with its review date and link.get_guide: Returns the full text of any Nova3 guide: AI operations, AI agents, answer engine optimization, Model Context Protocol, intelligence layers.get_frontier_snapshot: Returns the flagship model each lab currently documents, with the lab's own source page and the date we last checked.submit_project: Sends a project enquiry to the Nova3 team, the same route as the Sandbox form on this site.
How to add it
In Claude, open Settings, then Connectors, then Add custom connector, and paste the Nova3 connector link. In ChatGPT, add it under Settings, Connectors, Advanced, custom connector. Your assistant will list the five tools above once it connects.
Connector link: https://nova3.ai/mcp
Trouble connecting? Email dev@nova3.ai and we will walk you through it.
What we do with your data
The four reading tools take no personal data and store nothing. The fifth, submit_project, only runs when you ask the assistant to contact us, and it sends exactly what you approve: your name, email, an optional company, and the project description. It is the same intake as the Sandbox form, and it is covered by our privacy policy.
Why we built it
We write about the Model Context Protocol, so we run on it. The connector is generated from the same content registries that render this website, which means it cannot drift from what you read here. If an edition is corrected, the connector serves the correction on the next publish. Read the background in our guide to the Model Context Protocol, or see the latest Current State edition.