Shop this store from Claude

Works on claude.ai, Claude Desktop, the mobile apps and Cowork. You need a paid Claude plan for MCP Apps to render; the tools themselves work on every plan.

1. a
   Open Customize → Connectors and click Add custom connector.
2. b
   Name it anything, and paste this as the MCP server URL:

   https://photo-store-vector.superfast.shop/api/mcp

3. c
   Under Authentication choose Sign in when needed. Claude will suggest “No sign-in” because the server answers without a token on purpose — the public tools work for everyone, and only the personal ones ask you to sign in.
4. d
   If asked for an OAuth client, pick Use Claude's published identity. “Register automatically” works too. Leave Request headers empty.
5. e
   Click Add, open a new chat, click + → Connectors and turn “Photo Store” on.

claude mcp add --transport http photo-store https://photo-store-vector.superfast.shop/api/mcp
claude -p "Find me a travel tripod under £150"

Ask for something personal, such as “What would you recommend for me?”, and Claude shows a Connect card. Click it and a Photo Store page opens in a popup. This demo has no passwords: you pick one of the demo customers — the same people as the profile switcher at the top of this site. The popup closes, and Claude retries the question as that person.

Switching customer: in Claude, remove the connector and add it again, or revoke access under Customize → Connectors. Tokens last an hour and refresh automatically for 30 days.

• No sign-in“What's a good second lens for a Nikon Z6 III? Only what's in stock.”
• No sign-in“A 35mm f/1.4 prime for Sony — or a 70-200 f/2.8 for Nikon Z.”
• No sign-in“Kamera til reise? (vague on purpose — watch the “Did you mean” chips)”
• No sign-in“I shoot wildlife. Build me a kit under £3,000 and put it in a basket.”
• No sign-in“Which campaigns are running right now?”
• No sign-in“Add two memory cards to that basket and give me the checkout link.”
• Sign in“Show me what you'd recommend for me, and explain why.”
• Sign in“What have I ordered before? What would complete my kit?”
• Sign in“Who am I to this store — what does it think I like?”
• Sign in“Compare my recommendations with what a new visitor sees.”

Tools return more than text. In Claude, results render as an interactive app under the tool call — a carousel of product cards with packshots, price, stock and rank score, a product detail card with gallery and specs, and the basket with quantity steppers. The Add to basket buttons call the same tools the model uses, and Checkout in store brings the basket here, into the normal checkout.

The Assistant button in the header opens a shopping assistant that runs on Claude with the same catalogue tools — plus a few that only make sense with the taste vector in hand: search by an explicit taste (“shop like a wildlife photographer who shoots Nikon”), blend it with the customer's own history, or find what is missing from their kit based on what they already own. Results come back as the store's own product rails with scores you can click to see the maths.

Being connectable is half of it. The other half is being discoverable: when someone asks a search engine or an AI assistant for a camera, this store should be the source it reads and cites. Every page is structured for both classic SEO and generative engine optimisation (GEO), with nothing bolted on afterwards — it is generated from the same catalogue data.

Try it: paste a product URL from this store into Claude or ChatGPT with web access and ask for the price and availability — the answer comes from the structured data, not from guessing.