Wearton

What it does

Wearton's MCP server gives ChatGPT, Claude and other AI assistants the closet you keep in the Wearton app. The assistant sees your pieces, your saved outfits and your colour season, adds a new piece from a photo, saves an outfit to the app, and shows a top, bottom, dress or coat on your own full-body photo.

How it works

The server has 7 tools: get_profile, list_items, get_item, add_item, list_outfits, create_outfit and try_on. The profile gives your colour season, undertone and palette. Each piece comes with its category, colour, material, warmth, price, size, how often you wore it and when last. A new piece is put on a white background and answered with its tone match, how many pieces it goes with and a very similar piece you already own.

You sign in with your Wearton account, by email code, password or Google. None of the tools can delete anything. Try-on uses the photo you saved in the app and its daily limit of 3. For Claude Code, a plugin adds three skills: closet, add-item and outfits. In ChatGPT the server is added in developer mode.

What stands out

• Colour season, undertone and palette of the person, and a tone match for every new piece
• Try-on of a closet or wishlist piece on your own full-body photo
• Adds a piece from a photo and cleans up the background, as the app does
• Wear counts and the last worn date of every piece
• No tool can delete a piece or an outfit

What its listing and guide do not mention

• Add a piece from a shop's product link
• Edit or remove pieces
• Outfit ideas from its own stylist
• Log what you wore
• Plan outfits for dates
• Outfits for the weather
• Shopping help or a wishlist

Who it suits

Wearton suits you if you already use Wearton and want ChatGPT or Claude to dress you from your own closet.