Ask Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Codex, Grok or Gemini about dating-profile photos and have it answer from what we've actually written, with the sources. Connect your account and it can check your credits, see what you've made, and find the scene to shoot next.
The words on the right are the ones the tool really returns for that question, and the link under them is the article they came from. Another tool searches the films the same way — comedy, explainers and dating scenarios, across YouTube, Instagram, Threads and Facebook. The scenes are searchable too, once you have connected your account.
Why you'd want this
Your assistant already has opinions about profile photos. It assembled them from listicles and from the marketing of tools selling you a headshot, and it will state them with the same confidence either way. Three things change when CMeIn is connected:
Answers from one source that actually tested this. We generate these photos for a living and write up what works and what doesn't, and the connector hands your assistant those passages with the link, so you can check the claim instead of trusting it.
Current, not remembered. Prices, refund terms and policies are read off the live page the moment you ask. A model answering from memory will quote you a price from whenever it was trained.
Without leaving the conversation. Ask what a photo costs, see examples, find the film about who pays on a first date, send us a question, all in the chat you were already having.
The address
Add this in your assistant as a custom MCP server over HTTP:
https://mcp.cmein.com/mcp
In Claude Code, one command
claude mcp add --transport http cmein https://mcp.cmein.com/mcp
Everywhere else
In Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Codex, Grok and Gemini CLI the setting is called a custom connector, an MCP server or an MCP app, and it asks for a URL. In ChatGPT it is under Plugins → Add → Create MCP App. Paste the address above and six tools work straight away, with nothing to sign in to. Your assistant will ask you to connect your CMeIn account the first time it needs one of the other four.
What you can ask it, with no account
"Are AI dating photos catfishing?": answers from our articles, with the links
"What does CMeIn cost?": reads the live pricing page, so the figure is current
"Show me what the photos look like": the examples gallery and where new work is posted
"Is there a CMeIn film about who pays on a first date?": finds the short and links it
"What is the refund policy?": reads the policy page itself rather than paraphrasing it
"Ask CMeIn whether my photos would work": sends a message to support and gets a reply by email
And once you connect your account
One approval screen on cmein.com, listing exactly what you're granting. Then your assistant can work with your own account:
"How many CMeIn credits do I have?": your balance, and roughly how many photos it buys
"What have I generated lately?": your recent scenes and whether they finished
"Find me a CMeIn scene in a cafe": searches the catalogue of over 4,500 scenes for one that fits
"Ask CMeIn for credits back, it does not look like me": opens a real request that a person answers
What it can't do
It can't generate a photo. That's done in the app. Your photographs don't come through it either: "What have I made" answers with scenes and dates, not images, because routing your pictures through another company's logs buys you nothing and they're already in the app. CMeIn never gives an application your password, and you can disconnect any assistant from your account settings, which takes full effect within fifteen minutes.
Ten toolsSix need no account; four work on yours
Free to connectNo key, no plan, revoke whenever you like