Write your book by chatting with Claude.
Built&Written is the Claude MCP connector for non-fiction books. Connect in two minutes, then turn your ideas into a published, KDP-ready book by chatting with Claude — in Claude.ai or Claude Desktop.
Free to start · Works with Claude Pro, Team and Enterprise.
Help me outline a non-fiction book about leadership for new engineering managers.
I’ll create a new book in your Built&Written account and draft a 10-chapter outline you can edit.
- Claude.ai
- Claude Desktop
- Cursor
- Cline
- Continue.dev
- ChatGPT (OpenAI Apps)soon
Standard MCP server — connect Built&Written to any MCP-compatible AI client.
How do I write a book using Claude? Connect it to a real book project.
Claude alone keeps losing context between sessions. With Built&Written's MCP server, Claude writes into a persistent book project with chapters, a voice profile and KDP-ready export.
Persistent book project
Chapters, outline and edits live in your Built&Written project — not in a chat window that resets.
Structure-aware generation
Claude reads your outline and surrounding chapters before writing, so chapter 7 stays consistent with chapter 1.
Voice consistency
Train Claude on your samples once. Every generated chapter matches your tone, rhythm and vocabulary.
Talk to Claude. Get a real book back.
Every prompt below maps to a Built&Written tool Claude calls automatically. No setup, no custom instructions — just type and Claude writes into your book.
“Help me outline a non-fiction book about leadership for new engineering managers.”
“Read chapter 3 and rewrite it to be more concrete.”
“Generate the rest of the book.”
“Show me what's written in chapter 2.”
“Add a new chapter about implementation.”
“Train Claude on my writing voice — here are three samples.”
Two minutes from sign-up to Claude writing your first chapter.
Built&Written works with Claude Pro, Team and Enterprise on Claude.ai and Claude Desktop.
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Create a free Built&Written account
Sign up in under a minute. No card required to set up the connector.
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Add Built&Written as a connector in Claude
In Claude.ai or Claude Desktop settings, add the MCP connector at https://mcp.builtwritten.com/mcp and authorize it.
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Ask Claude to outline or generate your book
From any conversation, ask Claude to create a book, outline chapters, or generate content. Built&Written's tools surface automatically.
Why can't Claude write a whole book in one session?
Claude has a finite context window and no persistent project storage. Built&Written gives Claude both — plus structured chapters, a learned voice profile and KDP-ready export.
Writing a book with Claude — answered.
Connect Built&Written to Claude as an MCP connector. Then ask Claude in plain English to outline, draft, or revise chapters. Your book persists as a real project, not a chat history.
Yes. MCP connectors require Claude Pro, Team or Enterprise on Claude.ai. Claude Desktop also supports MCP connectors.
Yes — Built&Written is a remote MCP connector for Claude. Add https://mcp.builtwritten.com/mcp in Claude's connector settings and Claude can read, write, and export your book. Our listing in the Anthropic Connectors Directory is on the way.
Your book is stored in your Built&Written account. Claude reads only the chapters or content you ask it to, one chapter at a time.
Yes — once you've outlined the structure, you can ask Claude to generate the rest of the book. Generation runs as a background job so you don't hit chat-window timeouts.
Built&Written is an AI book-writing platform that connects directly to Claude via MCP, so you can outline, draft and edit a non-fiction book from inside the Claude conversation.
Built&Written also works with ChatGPT through the OpenAI Apps SDK. See /chatgpt for setup.
Both. Setup instructions for each are in our docs at /docs/mcp.
Print-ready PDF, EPUB and DOCX. PDFs are Amazon KDP-formatted out of the box.
Prefer ChatGPT or Cursor? Built&Written works there too — ChatGPT · Developer docs · Pricing
Start writing your book with Claude.
Free to start. Connect Built&Written to Claude and ask it to outline your first chapter.