get_guideRead the guide
How graphs work and how to describe one.
Connect your AI to LazyAnalysis.
Add the LazyAnalysis MCP server to Claude, ChatGPT, or another assistant and ask it to build node graphs and dashboards for you.
SERVER ADDRESS
The public connector address will be published here as soon as it opens.
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What your assistant can do
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) lets AI assistants use tools. With the LazyAnalysis server, an assistant can list the node types, look up each node’s pins and settings, build a graph file from a short description, check any graph file, and turn an existing graph back into a description to change it.
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Connect Claude
In Claude, open Settings, then Connectors, choose Add custom connector, and paste the server address. Which plans include custom connectors is set by Anthropic.
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Connect ChatGPT
In ChatGPT, turn on Developer mode in the settings, create a connector, and paste the server address. Which plans include Developer mode is set by OpenAI.
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Other assistants
Any assistant that supports remote MCP servers over HTTPS can connect with the same address. Developers can also run the server on their own computer next to the desktop application.
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Who does what
Your assistant does the thinking, on your own AI subscription. The LazyAnalysis server only builds and checks graph files: it runs no code you send and reads none of your files.
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What is kept
Graphs built through the server are kept for seven days so their download links work, then deleted. Requests are rate limited per address. See the privacy notice for details.
The tools
list_node_typesList node types
Node types and their pins, filtered by words or category.
describe_node_typeDescribe a node type
Pins, settings with their defaults, and display settings.
create_graphCreate a graph
Builds a graph file from a short description, checks it, and returns a download link.
validate_graphCheck a graph file
Checks any graph file the way the application loads it.
graph_to_specTurn a graph into a description
Reads a graph back so the assistant can change it.
An example
YOU ASK
Build a graph with a moving sine wave on a plot and a light that turns red above 0.8, and put both on the dashboard.
YOU GET
Sine wave → moving window → plot, and the latest sample → light (green below 0.8, red above), with both on the dashboard. Built from that one sentence and opened in LazyAnalysis without changes.