MCP server
Use Six Path in your AI
Connect Claude, ChatGPT or any app that supports MCP to Six Path, then ask it about MapleStory Classic World. It answers from this wiki, with a link to every page it used.
https://sixpath.wiki/mcp- Free
- No sign-in
- Read only
- 14 tools
What it is
- Your AI, our dataSix Path runs an MCP server. MCP is the way AI apps plug in outside data. Connect it once and your AI can look things up on this wiki while it answers you.
- Answers link backEvery answer comes with the link to the page it is from, so you can check it and see the rest.
- Free, no sign-inThere is no account, no key and nothing to pay. Paste the URL and you are done.
- Read onlyIt can look things up and nothing else. It never sees your Six Path account, and nothing you ask changes the wiki.
Connect your app
Pick your app. Each one needs the same URL:
https://sixpath.wiki/mcpClaude (web, desktop and mobile)
- 1Open Customize, then Connectors.
- 2Press + Add, then Add custom connector.
- 3Name it Six Path, paste the URL above and press Continue.
- 4Under Authentication pick No sign in, then press Add.
- 5In a chat, press the + button at the bottom left, open Connectors and turn Six Path on.
- Connectors belong to your Claude account, so one added on the web also works in the desktop and mobile apps.
- Free plans can add one custom connector.
- On a Team or Enterprise plan an owner adds it first under Organization settings, Connectors (Add, then Custom, then Web). Members then press Connect next to it under Customize, Connectors.
ChatGPT
- 1On the ChatGPT website, open Plugins.
- 2Press the + button, then Add custom MCP server.
- 3Name it Six Path. Under Connection, paste the URL above as the Server URL and choose no authentication.
- 4Read the warning and press I understand and want to continue, then press Create as a plugin.
- 5Find Six Path in your plugins and install it.
- 6Start a new chat, type @ and pick Six Path.
- Adding it is done on the ChatGPT website. On a work or school workspace, the workspace settings may not allow custom servers; ask your admin.
Claude Code
- 1Run this in your terminal:
Command
claude mcp add --transport http sixpath https://sixpath.wiki/mcp - 2Check it with claude mcp list, or type /mcp inside Claude Code.
Cursor
- 1Open ~/.cursor/mcp.json to add it everywhere, or .cursor/mcp.json in a project to add it there only. Create the file if it is not there.
- 2Add this (merge it into mcpServers if the file already has servers):
mcp.json
{ "mcpServers": { "sixpath": { "url": "https://sixpath.wiki/mcp" } } } - 3Turn Six Path on under Customize in the sidebar.
VS Code
- 1Open the Command Palette and run MCP: Add Server.
- 2Pick HTTP and paste the URL above.
- 3Or add it by hand to .vscode/mcp.json in your project:
.vscode/mcp.json
{ "servers": { "sixpath": { "type": "http", "url": "https://sixpath.wiki/mcp" } } }
Any other MCP app
- 1Add a remote MCP server (it may be called a connector, an integration or a custom tool).
- 2Use the URL above. The transport is Streamable HTTP. There is no sign-in and no key.
- 3Apps that only run local servers cannot use it directly. See your app's MCP settings.
If the menus look different, see your app's MCP or connector settings. If your AI does not use Six Path on its own, ask it to, for example: “Use Six Path to find who drops Work Gloves.”
Tools (14)
Your AI picks the right one for each question. You never have to name them.
- Search the wiki
searchSearch all of Six Path: monsters, items, maps, NPCs, quests, skills, guides and the FAQ. Also answers simple questions such as 'who drops work gloves', 'who sells red potion' or 'how do I get to Ellinia'. Returns the top matches with links, plus a short answer when the question has one.
- Monster details
get_mobOne monster: level, HP, EXP, attack, defense, its own accuracy and avoid, elements, where it spawns and what it drops (with how far each drop is trusted). The accuracy shown is the monster's own stat, not what a player needs; for a player's hit rate, link the fight simulator URL it returns.
- Item details
get_itemOne item: type, stats, what it needs to equip, NPC sell price, who drops it, which shops sell it, which quests give it, how it is crafted and which quests need it.
- Map details
get_mapOne map: region, the monsters on it with spawn counts, and its NPCs.
- NPC details
get_npcOne NPC: what it does, which maps it stands in and what its shop sells.
- Quest details
get_questOne quest: level needed, who starts and ends it, what to do, what it gives, and the quests before and after it.
- Skill details
get_skillOne skill: job, description, max level, what it needs, and its numbers at a chosen level (or at max level).
- Who drops what
find_dropsDrop tables. Give an item to see which monsters drop it, or a monster to see what it drops. Each drop has a trust label, the drop rate only when players counted it in Classic, and where to hunt.
- Player price
price_checkWhat players pay for an item, in mesos per unit: the 7 and 30 day player price (a blend of player reports and launch-week store sales), the lowest asking price when there is one, and the NPC price. Never shows who sold it.
- Where to train
training_spotsThe best maps to train at for a level, and optionally a class, ranked by EXP per hour for a typical build. Same model as the training advisor on the site.
- List guides
list_guidesThe guides on Six Path, with their slugs for get_guide. Filter by class or by kind (build, training, quest, general).
- Read a guide
get_guideRead a guide by its slug (from list_guides or search). Without a section it returns the outline and the opening text; with a section it returns that section's text.
- Search the FAQ
faqAnswers from the Six Path FAQ: accounts, bans, the lie detector, the Cash Shop, how things work in Classic World.
- Upcoming updates and events
upcomingWhat is coming to Classic World: updates and maintenance with how sure each date is, events on now and coming up, and the Forgotten Hollow opening date.
Questions to try
- “How do I get to Ellinia from Henesys?”
- “How much HP does a Snail have and where does it spawn?”
- “What stats do Work Gloves have?”
- “Which NPCs are in Henesys?”
- “Where is Mr. Goldstein and what does he do?”
- “What do I need for the quest Maya of Henesys?”
- “How much MP does Lucky Seven cost at max level?”
- “Who drops Work Gloves?”
- “How much are Work Gloves worth?”
- “Where should a level 35 thief train?”
- “What leveling guides are there?”
- “What does the leveling guide say for level 30 to 40?”
- “What happens if I fail the lie detector?”
- “When does Forgotten Hollow open?”
Limits
- 300 lookups a minute and 20,000 a day per connection.
- Lists stop at 25 rows, with a link to the rest on the site.
- When a lot of people use it at once, a lookup can say Six Path is busy. Try again a minute later.
- It only reads: nothing you ask can change the wiki.
- No bulk export: it answers questions, it does not hand out whole tables.
- Go over a limit and your AI is told to wait a minute (or until the next day, in UTC).
- To count lookups the server holds a scrambled code made from your connection in memory, never the address itself. We do not store what you ask, only how many lookups were made. See the privacy policy.
Where the data comes from
- The game files. Stats, maps, quests and skills are read from the MapleStory Classic World client. The live game can differ, and the answers say so.
- Players. Drops are labelled by how far they are confirmed, and a drop rate is only given when players counted it. Prices are what players report, blended over 30 days with store sales seen at launch.
- Not out yet. Content that is in the files but not in the game is marked as not released, and dates say how sure they are.
Spotted something wrong? Fix it at the source: report a drop, report a price, or tell us on the Six Path Discord. Prefer Discord itself? There is a Discord bot too.