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Slipity Pro on the Mac can connect to an AI assistant on the same Mac, such as Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor or any other app that supports MCP (the Model Context Protocol). Ask it to build Sunday’s service from a sermon outline, write the slides for a new song, or check which songs are missing a CCLI number. It works with your real library while Slipity Pro is open. It’s off until you turn it on, and you choose how far an assistant may go.
AI assistants are on the Mac only. An iPhone or iPad can’t host the connection.

Turning it on

  1. Open Settings › Integrations and find AI Assistants.
  2. Choose an Access level:
  1. The first time, Slipity Pro asks permission. It explains what an assistant can read and where it may send it: to the company that runs its AI, such as Anthropic. Choose Allow to go on.
  2. Connect your assistant, as below.
Turn it back to Off at any time to disconnect every assistant at once. Turn Off and Forget Permission also takes back your permission, so Slipity Pro asks again before it’s next turned on.
Slipity Pro sends nothing to any AI company itself. The assistant you connect reads what you ask about, and sends it on under its own company’s privacy policy.

Connecting Claude Code

Click Copy Claude Code Command, paste it into Terminal and press Return. Then start Claude Code and ask it about your library.

Connecting Claude Desktop

  1. In Settings › Integrations › AI Assistants, click Install in Claude Desktop….
  2. Claude Desktop opens and shows Slipity Pro as an extension. Click Install.
That’s all: Slipity Pro now appears among Claude’s extensions, and Claude can use it in any conversation. If Slipity Pro isn’t open when Claude needs it, the extension opens it in the background. If you make a new token later, the extension picks it up without being installed again. If Claude Desktop isn’t on this Mac yet, the button shows the extension file, Slipity Pro.mcpb, in Finder. Open it once Claude Desktop is installed.
Install the extension again if you move Slipity Pro to another folder, so Claude can find it to open it.

ChatGPT

ChatGPT can’t connect yet. Its connectors only reach MCP servers on the internet, and Slipity Pro’s stays on your Mac, where only you can reach it. Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor and other apps that run on your Mac can connect.

Other assistants

Any assistant that supports MCP over HTTP can connect to the address shown under Status (normally http://127.0.0.1:47100/mcp), sending the token from Claude Code’s command as an Authorization: Bearer header.

What it can do

Lyrics are written the way the Flow editor reads them: a heading line such as Verse 1 or Chorus starts a group, and an empty line ends a slide.

With Planning Center’s MCP

Planning Center has an MCP server of its own, which lets an assistant read your church’s Planning Center account (Services, People, Check-Ins, Giving and more), with the same permissions you have there. Connect both to the same assistant and it can read what’s planned in Planning Center and build it in Slipity Pro, in one conversation. Connecting both:
  • Claude Desktop: add Planning Center from Claude’s connector directory, and install Slipity Pro as below.
  • Claude Code: run Slipity Pro’s command from Settings, then add Planning Center’s:
The first time it’s used, Planning Center asks you to sign in and choose which products the assistant may read. See Planning Center’s guide, Connect AI tools to Planning Center. Things to ask:
To bring a whole plan in and keep it in step with Planning Center as it changes, use Slipity Pro’s own Planning Center link in Settings › Integrations: it imports the plan in one go and keeps both in step. Use the two MCP servers together for questions, cross-checks and filling the gaps.
Planning Center’s MCP server only reads Services, so an assistant can’t change your plan in Planning Center this way. Changes are made in Slipity Pro.

Staying in control

  • Only this Mac. The connection listens on this Mac alone, never the network, and refuses web pages. Every request needs the token.
  • New Token makes a fresh token. Assistants set up with Claude Code’s command must be connected again; Claude Desktop picks it up by itself.
  • Undo. A song or service an assistant changed can be undone with Edit › Undo in Slipity Pro.
  • Activity. Click Activity… to see everything assistants have done since Slipity Pro opened, and what each call said back.
  • On the screens. With Full Control, each change an assistant makes to the screens shows a notice in the window, with a button back to these settings.
With Full Control, an assistant can change what the room sees. Use Prepare Services for planning, and turn Full Control on only when you mean an assistant to run part of the show.