Steadyish in Claude
Steadyish can be connected to Claude. Then a conversation about the kitchen remodel, or a care plan, can end with “put that in Steadyish”, and it lands in the right area: as checklist items, recurring tasks, habits, counters, or a dated note.
Connecting
- In Claude on the web or desktop, open Settings › Connectors › Add custom connector.
- Name it Steadyish, and paste this link as its URL:
https://iivkxkumrurimzozptfx.supabase.co/functions/v1/mcp. The same link is in the app, under Settings › Claude. - Click Connect. A Steadyish page opens: sign in with the email and password you use in the app, read what Claude will be able to do, and choose Allow.
Steadyish is then one of the tools Claude can use. Switch it on for a conversation, or for a Project, and ask.
What Claude can do
- See your areas and, for the ones you let it read, their items, notes, streak and recent check-in notes.
- Make a new area, or a sub-area inside one.
- Add checklist items, recurring tasks, habits and counters. A title already in the area is not added twice.
- Add a dated note to an area’s notes. It never replaces what is there.
- Change an item’s title, details or due date, mark it done, log a habit or tick a counter.
It cannot check in for you. The streak is there to reward you for looking at an area on an ordinary week, and an assistant doing it would make the number mean nothing. It can read appointments but not add them.
Choosing what it sees
Every area has an Assistant access setting on its edit screen:
- Read and add (the default): Claude sees the area and can add to it.
- Add only: Claude sees the area’s name, so it has somewhere to put things, and can add items and notes, but never reads anything in it back. For the areas you would rather not have in a chat transcript.
- Hidden: Claude does not see the area at all.
Sub-areas follow their parent. A shared area has one setting, which anyone in it can change.
Your privacy
Claude acts as you, and can do only what you could do in the app — less, once an area is add-only or hidden. What it reads from Steadyish becomes part of your conversation with Claude, which Anthropic keeps under its own privacy policy, not Steadyish’s. The privacy policy has the details.
Disconnecting
Remove the connector in Claude, under Settings › Connectors. To keep it connected but out of one area, set that area to Hidden.