The review · your AI

Connect your AI to LikuteiTorah.com

Let your AI work for holy things. Connected, it can read any maamar of Torah Ohr and Likkutei Torah as it is published here (the Hebrew, our translation and explanation, and every source with its Sefaria link) and help you review it. You check what it finds; the editor-in-chief decides.

The address

Add this to your AI as a custom connector (an MCP server). It needs no sign-in, and it only reads.

https://likuteitorah.com/mcp

How to connect

ClaudeSettings, then Connectors, then “Add custom connector”. Name it LikuteiTorah and paste the address. In a chat, turn it on from the tools menu.
ChatGPTSettings, then Apps & Connectors; under Advanced, turn on developer mode and create a connector with the address (no authentication).
Claude Code, Cursor and other apps with MCPAdd a remote MCP server (Streamable HTTP) at the address. In Claude Code: claude mcp add --transport http likuteitorah https://likuteitorah.com/mcp

The names of the menus change from time to time; look for “connectors” or “MCP”.

Then ask it

Review Torah Ohr, Bereishis, maamar 1 from likuteitorah.com, as its instructions say.

Name the maamar you took (its id is in its address: torah-ohr/bereishis/1). The AI gets the maamar and our instructions: what to check, the mistakes made before, to cross-check every source on Sefaria, to read the Steinsaltz Tanakh there only to understand a verse, and to begin its answer with its own name and the exact request you gave it.

Bring its notes back

Paste its answerOn the maamar’s page, press “Your AI”, paste its whole answer and press “Import its notes”. They become your drafts, marked as found by that AI.
Check every note yourselfAgainst the Hebrew and the source. Change or delete what is not right. An AI can be wrong with confidence.
SubmitWhen you have finished the maamar. The editor-in-chief reads what an AI found before anything else is done with it.

No connector? On a maamar’s page, press “Your AI” and copy the maamar into any AI.

What it can do

list_maamarim: the maamarim, by book or parsha, and how many editors are reading each.
get_maamar: one maamar for review, in English or a site language.
get_instructions: the reviewer’s instructions alone.

It cannot change anything on the site. Back to the review