Astromicelio speaks MCP, the open protocol an AI assistant uses to connect to tools. You connect yours to your account and ask in your own words: list my identities, give me a chart with its positions and aspects, read a whole study and interpret it, write a note where it belongs.
It uses your assistant's own subscription, the one you already pay for. Astromicelio charges no tokens and keeps no record of your conversations with the model.
The server hands over the data: positions with sign, degree and house, aspects with their orb and how close to exact they are, the balance of elements and modalities, the ruler of the Ascendant. The reading is your assistant's. That split is what makes this useful: Astromicelio has no table of meanings, and an assistant cannot compute ephemerides.
List the people in your account, read one's birth data, create a new one — city and country are enough, the coordinates are looked up — correct a date or a time, move one to the trash.
The detail of a birth chart, of a given day's sky against that chart, or of a year's solar return: positions, houses, aspects with orb and exactness, and the balances. Also the synastry between two people and a scan of transits over a date window, which is what answers "what was going on when that happened?". And the life-cycle milestones of a person —Saturn and Jupiter returns, nodal returns, the Neptune and Pluto squares—, computed from their chart with every exact pass.
An identity's numbers: life path, expression, soul urge, personality, pinnacles, challenges and the personal cycle for a day. Every number arrives with its unreduced sum and its reduction steps, and with the convention it was computed under. The server does not interpret: the meanings are yours.
A whole case in one call: every member with their chart, their notes and their events, the synastry between every pair, and the group's balance. This is the tool for asking about the set rather than about one chart.
One person's family graph with the kinship already worked out: grandmothers, uncles, cousins and half-siblings come out of the filiation rows without anyone having typed them. Also recording a filiation, a couple, or a bond that is not family.
What happened to someone, and when. Without the biography an exact transit is a date with no story, so this is the other half of any transit reading.
Read and write the notes anchored to a chart position. A note written from the assistant shows up when you click that position on the wheel, because it uses the same keys the app does.
Each token carries the scopes you give it, and they do not stack: a write token cannot delete. Your assistant only sees the tools its token reaches, so what you withhold is never even offered to it.
1. Create a token
In your account, under "AI assistants". Pick the scopes and copy it: it is shown once and never again.
2. This is the address
The MCP server for this deployment. A token always goes in the Authorization header.
3. Connect your client
With the command, the address, or the configuration file, depending on what your assistant uses.
https://astromicelio.devenirmovimiento.es/api/mcpIn the terminal. One command; `claude mcp list` confirms it says "Connected".
claude mcp add --transport http astromicelio https://astromicelio.devenirmovimiento.es/api/mcp \
--header "Authorization: Bearer amc_TU_TOKEN"Custom connector. Paste this address and add the Authorization header with your token. Needs a plan with custom connectors.
https://astromicelio.devenirmovimiento.es/api/mcpAny client that speaks MCP over HTTP with an authorization header. This is the block its configuration file expects.
{
"mcpServers": {
"astromicelio": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://astromicelio.devenirmovimiento.es/api/mcp",
"headers": {
"Authorization": "Bearer amc_TU_TOKEN"
}
}
}
}