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What it can do

Connect an AI assistant to your Alldle account, and you can list your game, set it up and ask how players are doing, from a conversation. You sign in to Alldle and approve it once, with no key to copy.

It works through MCP, the Model Context Protocol, an open standard for connecting assistants to services. If you use Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or VS Code, you already have what you need.

The address
https://api.alldle.net/mcp

Add and set up a game

List a game hosted on your site, prove the site is yours, set its details and thumbnail, and send it for review.

See how it is doing

Visitors, plays, countries and sources, who comes back, and how hard each puzzle was. Totals only.

Keep it running

Check where a game stands and why it was rejected, confirm the SDK reports, verify the badge, and resubmit.

Combine it with your code

In Claude Code, Cursor or VS Code, the assistant also has your repository, so it can add the verification tag or the SDK itself.

It does the back and forth. Listing a game takes a few steps with values to copy between them. An assistant carries the game’s id and the token from one step to the next, and reads your site to draft the description.

It answers questions the dashboard leaves to you. “Which countries grew this month?” or “Was this week’s puzzle harder than usual?” are one sentence instead of a few filters.

It knows what to do next. Every game comes with a plain next step, such as how many resubmissions are left and what to fix first, so the assistant does not have to guess.

  • Create or host the game. “Creating” a game means listing one that runs on your own site. Alldle does not host games yet.
  • Skip the review. Changes to a live game wait for review, as they do from the dashboard.
  • Reach anything but your games. Only your own and your studios’, even on an admin account.
  • See individual players. Stats are totals.
  • Manage your account or your studio’s team. These stay in the dashboard.

See Permissions and safety.