Ask your AI assistant about your horses, your planning and your health records, and get answers from your own Equihub account without leaving the chat.
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard for connecting AI assistants to other software. Your assistant talks to the Equihub MCP server, and the server reads and writes the records in your Equihub account.
The assistant works with your login and your permissions. What you cannot see in Equihub, the assistant cannot see either.
Look up any horse by name, UELN or microchip number. See its owners, pedigree, insurance, notes and where it stands. Add new horses from a list, a file or passport photos.
Check which vaccinations, farrier visits and dental checks are due or overdue. Review a horse's treatment history. Record treatments and set reminders.
See what is planned today and what is still open. Plan tasks for one horse or several, mark them as done, and copy a day's planning to another day.
Review the feeding plan for each horse and update it when a ration changes.
Review upcoming events and add new ones.
Manage your locations, buildings and boxes. Find and update owners, vets, farriers and emergency contacts.
Once connected, try asking your AI assistant:
The address of the Equihub MCP server is:
https://mcp.equihub.io/mcp
Equihub is available in the Claude Marketplace. Search for Equihub, add it, then click Connect and sign in with your Equihub account.
You can also add it by hand: open Settings → Connectors, click Add custom connector, and enter the address above.
Run this command in your terminal:
claude mcp add --transport http equihub https://mcp.equihub.io/mcp
Then start Claude Code, type /mcp and choose Authenticate.
Any assistant that supports remote MCP servers with sign-in (OAuth) can connect. Add a new MCP server, enter the address above, and sign in with your Equihub account.
You sign in on the Equihub sign-in page. You don't need an API key, and you never enter your password in the assistant.