Connect Claude or ChatGPT to your sprinkler system

Yes — your AI assistant can run your sprinklers. Verdyn's Expert tier is agent-native: your account exposes a personal MCP endpoint, so any MCP-capable assistant — Claude, ChatGPT, or your own agent — can read and manage your watering program the same way the app does. It works the same way you'd connect Claude to any smart-home device, except irrigation is the one place an agent gets real agronomy to reason with: live weather, soil, grass type, and your local watering restrictions.

1 · Get your connector URL

Sign in, open the dashboard, find Connect your AI agent, and press Generate agent key. The URL shown contains your key and is displayed once — treat it like a password. Re-generating or revoking from the same panel cuts off any previously connected agent immediately.

2 · Add it to your assistant

Claude (web or desktop): Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector → paste the URL.

ChatGPT: Settings → Connectors → Add MCP server → paste the URL.

Claude Code / other MCP clients: add it as a streamable-HTTP server URL.

The endpoint is stateless streamable-HTTP (POST JSON-RPC) with the key in the URL path — no OAuth dance required. Scoped OAuth 2.1 authorization is on the roadmap.

3 · Talk to your lawn

“What's my watering plan today, and why?”

“We just laid new sod in the back — set that zone's planting date to today.”

“It's pouring here — pause watering.”

“Did anything actually run this week?”

Available tools

get_statuscontroller link, tier, and the full lawn profile
get_daily_plantoday's cycles + the plain-English rationale
get_week_preview7-day schedule preview
update_profileZIP, soil, address parity, planting date
update_zoneper-zone grass, nozzle, sun, slope, area, planting date
set_auto_runpause / resume automatic watering
get_run_historywhat actually ran, was skipped, or errored

Every change is validated by the same engine the app uses, and the hard safety gates (legal watering windows, live weather checks) are enforced server-side — an agent can adjust the program, never bypass the guardrails.

Privacy: what your agent can and can't see

Connecting an agent shares and stores no new private data. Your assistant can read exactly what your dashboard shows — this account's lawn profile, schedule, run history, and public weather — and nothing else.

  • It cannot see your B-hyve credentials (Verdyn never stores your password), your email, or any other account.
  • Verdyn never sees your conversations — the endpoint receives individual tool calls, and we store no prompts or transcripts, only the key's last-used timestamp.
  • Nothing is pushed to any AI provider — your assistant pulls from your endpoint only when you ask, and nothing is used for model training.
  • Only the key's SHA-256 hash is stored; revoking it in the dashboard cuts off any connected agent instantly.

Full details in the privacy policy.