Compute Kundli
Renders a chartcompute_kundliFull Vedic birth chart from birth details — North Indian Rasi chart, planetary positions and the running Vimshottari dasha.
Try“Make a kundli for 14 August 1990, 8:32am, Jaipur”
Use AstroLens inside
Claude and ChatGPT.
AstroLens runs a free, public MCP server. Connect it once and your AI assistant can compute a real Vedic birth chart, run an Ashtakoot match and interpret both — with the same engine this site uses. No account, no API key, no cost.
Server URL
https://astrolens.getsuper.ai/mcp
What your AI can do with it
Four tools. Ask in plain language — the assistant picks the right one.
Match Kundli
Renders a chartmatch_kundliAshtakoot Milan compatibility between two birth charts — all eight koots scored, Manglik status, both charts rendered.
Try“Match these two: 14 Aug 1990 8:32am Jaipur, and 2 Mar 1992 6:15pm Pune”
Interpret Kundli
interpret_kundli_promptReturns the AstroLens interpretation method so the model reads the chart the way this app does — testable checkpoints, reasoning shown, nothing vague.
Try“Now interpret that chart and give me testable checkpoints”
Find a place
geocode_placeResolves a place name to latitude and longitude, so an ambiguous birth city can be pinned down before the chart is computed.
Try“Which Hyderabad do you mean — find the coordinates”
Connection details
Everything you need if your client isn’t listed below.
- Server URL
- https://astrolens.getsuper.ai/mcp
- Transport
- Streamable HTTP
- Method
- POST
- Authentication
- None — no key, no account
- Cost
- Free
The server is stateless and holds no data about you. It computes charts through the same public AstroLens API this website uses — birth details pass through to compute the chart and are not stored by the connector.
Set it up in Claude
Claude renders the full interactive chart inline. This is the best experience of the two.
Open Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector
Name it AstroLens and paste the server URL. Leave authentication empty — the server doesn’t use any.
https://astrolens.getsuper.ai/mcp
On Claude Desktop, edit the config file instead
Add this block, then restart the app. Desktop points straight at the URL — nothing to install.
{ "mcpServers": { "astrolens": { "type": "url", "url": "https://astrolens.getsuper.ai/mcp" } } }- macOS
~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json - Windows
%APPDATA%\Claude\claude_desktop_config.json
- macOS
Ask for a chart
In a new conversation: “Make a kundli for 14 August 1990, 8:32am, Jaipur”. The chart renders inline.
Older client that can’t take a URL? Use this instead.
Some stdio-only clients predate direct URL support. mcp-remote bridges the remote server over stdio for those. It needs npx and is slower to start, so only reach for it if the block above doesn’t work.
{
"mcpServers": {
"astrolens": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "mcp-remote", "https://astrolens.getsuper.ai/mcp"]
}
}
}Set it up in ChatGPT
Requires a paid plan (Plus, Pro, Business or Enterprise) — connectors are not available on the free tier.
Settings → Connectors → Advanced → enable Developer mode
Custom MCP connectors are behind this toggle.
Create the connector
Name AstroLens, paste the MCP server URL, set authentication to None.
https://astrolens.getsuper.ai/mcp
Enable it in a chat
Open + / Tools in the composer, switch on AstroLens, then ask for a kundli.
Prefer the website?
Everything the MCP server does is on this site too — the free kundli, the match report and the full reading.