Use SINK from your AI assistant
Connect your SINK account to Claude, ChatGPT, or any tool that speaks MCP. Your assistant can then answer questions about what you're watching, keep your lists, and learn your taste, all without leaving the conversation you're already in.
Connect it
Add this server URL in your assistant's connector settings:
https://www.sink.chat/api/mcp- 1Paste the URL above into your assistant's MCP or connector settings.
- 2It will send you to SINK to sign in and approve access.
- 3Approve, and you're connected. Ask it about a film to check.
You'll need a free SINK account. Nothing is registered ahead of time. Your assistant introduces itself when it connects.
What you can ask
Ask about a film or series
- “What's the significance of the dinner scene in Parasite?”
- “Compare Dune and Blade Runner 2049 as adaptations.”
Answers are grounded in SINK's own scene knowledge first, then catalog and web, and each answer says which it used.
Find something to watch
- “Find heist movies from the last two years.”
- “Recommend something I'd like that I haven't seen.”
Recommendations come from your taste profile, not a generic popularity list, and each one explains itself.
Manage your lists
- “Make a list of A24 horror and save it to my profile.”
- “What's on my watchlist? Take Heat off it.”
Adding twenty titles is one action, not twenty. Anything that changes your account can be undone.
Keep your taste current
- “I watched Sinners last night and loved it.”
- “Stop recommending me found-footage horror.”
Ratings and preferences feed the same recommender the app uses, so the two stay in sync.
Check the game
- “What's the score in the Arsenal match?”
- “What's on tonight?”
Live and upcoming fixtures across football, NFL, NBA, MLB and NHL.
What it can reach
Connecting signs you in with your SINK account and gives that assistant access to your library on your behalf: your lists, watch history and taste. It is the same access you have, and no more.
It cannot read other members' private rooms or lists, and it never sees your password.
Every change it makes to your account is recorded and reversible, and you can cut off an app at any time from Connected Apps.
Building something against it? The server implements MCP revision 2026-07-28 with OAuth 2.1, and advertises its own capabilities on connection.