Sipseek for AI

Sipseek is a curated beverage brand catalog. Ask it anything and discover drinks.

MCP endpoint: https://sipseek.com/mcp

Connect with MCP

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Or add this to your MCP config manually:

{
        "mcpServers": {
          "sipseek": {
            "url": "https://sipseek.com/mcp"
          }
        }
      }

Docs: Cursor MCP

Claude

Custom connector endpoint: https://sipseek.com/mcp

Or with Claude Code:

claude mcp add --transport http sipseek https://sipseek.com/mcp

Open Claude connectors.

ChatGPT

On ChatGPT web:

Open Settings → Security and login and turn on Developer mode.
Open ChatGPT Plugins and select the plus button.
Create a connection named Sipseek with the description Search the Sipseek beverage catalog.
Under Connection, use the public MCP URL https://sipseek.com/mcp and choose No Authentication.
Create the connection and confirm that ChatGPT discovers the Sipseek tools.
Start a new chat, open the plus menu, choose Developer mode, and select Sipseek.

Try: Use Sipseek to find five fruity drinks with caffeine. Only use Sipseek for the recommendations.

No plugin-directory submission is required for this direct connection. Developer mode availability depends on your ChatGPT plan and workspace policy. See the official OpenAI setup guide.

Other clients

Any client that supports remote MCP can use https://sipseek.com/mcp.

Start searching

Sipseek is ready for everyday drink discovery as soon as you connect.

For custom or higher-volume integrations, see the Data License or contact hello@sipseek.com.

Tools

MCP server version: 2.4.4
search_beverage_brands — search factual catalog text with optional filters, context, and cursor pagination.
get_beverage_brand — open one complete Sipseek record by the stable ID returned by search.
list_catalog_facets — optionally explore current categories, flavors, ingredients, attributes, and other factual filters.

Search covers all 1,000+ active beverage catalog records, including drinks, mixes, ingredients, supplements, accessories, and beverage-focused retailers. These records share one beverage discovery scope; legacy entity-type restrictions are ignored, and record_count is the authoritative active catalog size.

Search returns lightweight records with a stable ID, title, Sipseek URL, short factual description, and relevant factual metadata. Use the stable ID with get_beverage_brand for the complete profile.

The host AI should translate subjective or occasion-based requests into concrete beverage terms before searching. context may help break ties, but it cannot create or satisfy a factual match. If no factual requirement can be derived, omit the query to browse the beverage catalog.

Current structured filters cover supported catalog facts. Retired use-case and nutrition-threshold inputs are not advertised; cached clients that still send them receive an empty result with a clear unsupported-requirement warning.

For nutrition, ingredients, pricing, or availability, open the product details and source links. Check the current product label or brand site for the latest information.