Tripsy Launches MCP Server for Claude: Manage Trips via Structured API

Tripsy, a trip planning app, released an official MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for Claude. This lets Claude work directly with structured trip data — itineraries, activities, stays, transportation, and expenses — rather than inferring from pasted text.
Available MCP Tools
The server exposes tools organized by domain:
- Trips: list, show, create
- Activities: create
- Transportations: update
- Expenses: create
- Collaborators: list
- Raw API access: via
tripsy_raw_request
Example Use Cases
- Reorganize itineraries by neighborhood or travel time
- Add activities to existing trips
- Update schedules after delays or changes
- Balance group itineraries
- Track transportation and lodging details
- Manage trip expenses
Setup in Claude
- Open Claude settings
- Go to Connectors
- Add custom connector
- Paste
https://mcp.tripsy.app - Login and authorize access
CLI for Automation
Tripsy also provides a CLI for terminal-based workflows: github.com/tripsyapp/cli.
More details at tripsy.app/claude.
📖 Read the full source: r/ClaudeAI
👀 See Also

Node Control: Real-Time Multiplayer .io Game Built Entirely with Claude 4.6 and 4.7
Developer built a live competitive multiplayer .io game, Node Control, using Claude 4.6 and 4.7. Features server-authoritative netcode at 60Hz, 4-region deployment on fly.io, and neural-network aesthetic.

Reverse Engineering Apple Neural Engine for Training MicroGPT Models
A developer reverse engineered Apple's Neural Engine private APIs to create a training pipeline for a 110M parameter MicroGPT model, achieving 6.6 TFLOPs/watt power efficiency on M4 Mac hardware.

Clawdex: A Directory for Tracking OpenClaw Derivatives and Forks
Clawdex is a directory listing 18 OpenClaw-related projects across three tiers, with data on stars, language, and category tags. The project is PR-driven, requiring contributors to fork the repo, add a YAML file to /src/data/projects/, and open a pull request.

altRAG: Replace Vector DB RAG with 2KB Pointer Files for AI Coding Agents
altRAG is a Python tool that replaces vector database RAG with lightweight pointer files. It scans Markdown/YAML skill files to create a 2KB skeleton file mapping sections to exact line numbers and byte offsets, allowing AI agents to read only needed sections instead of entire files.