Plan lessons
Ask about the child’s age, domain, teaching approach, or topic, then find an activity and explain it as a simple lesson.
Point your AI assistant at Early Atlas. The assistant will read the instructions it needs from the MCP server.
Add the server once. The first time it connects, your assistant opens your browser to sign in — each person signs in as themselves. After that it can read curriculum and draft edits; an editor reviews every proposal before anything goes live.
claude mcp add --transport http earlyatlas https://api.earlyatlas.com/mcp
claude mcp login earlyatlas Or type /mcp inside a Claude Code session to sign in.
codex mcp add earlyatlas --url https://api.earlyatlas.com/mcp
codex mcp login earlyatlas
Older Codex versions: add [mcp_servers.earlyatlas] with url = "https://api.earlyatlas.com/mcp" to ~/.codex/config.toml, then run the login
command.
Any other MCP-capable assistant: point it at https://api.earlyatlas.com/mcp. No client id or
callback port to configure — the server registers your assistant automatically, and sign-in
is required to connect.
After a one-time sign-in, your assistant can:
Ask about the child’s age, domain, teaching approach, or topic, then find an activity and explain it as a simple lesson.
Add or improve curriculum: your assistant drafts the proposal and previews it, then submits it for editorial review. An editor reviews it before anything goes live.
Find a 15-minute play-based math activity for a four-year-old, then help me run it.