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three.ws Listed on Anthropic's Official MCP Registry

three.ws is now listed on Anthropic's official Model Context Protocol Registry — the canonical directory for AI-to-tool integrations used by Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and every MCP-compatible client.

What the MCP listing unlocks

The Model Context Protocol Registry is Anthropic's official index of remote tool servers that AI assistants can call. Being listed here means Claude — and any other MCP-compatible agent — can natively discover and invoke the three.ws toolkit without any custom configuration from the developer.

What that means in practice: drop https://three.ws/api/mcp as a remote server into Claude Desktop, Cursor, or any MCP client, and you instantly have access to the full three.ws 3D agent toolkit. Create a 3D avatar, give it an on-chain identity, wire it to an LLM brain, and embed it anywhere — all driven by natural language through the same tools Claude already knows how to call.

What the three.ws MCP server exposes

Why MCP matters for agent interoperability

Model Context Protocol is the standard that lets AI assistants reach outside their context window and call real tools with real side effects. The Anthropic registry is where that ecosystem self-organizes: builders publish servers, clients discover them, and agents wire up capabilities without bespoke integrations.

three.ws joining the registry puts 3D embodiment — a 3D body, on-chain identity, and payment rails — in the same tool-call layer as search, code execution, and database access. An agent can now reason about its own appearance, mint itself on-chain, and configure what it charges for its skills, all through the same MCP interface it already uses to do everything else.

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