Wolfram MCP

Wolfram's own hosted MCP server, which Wolfram calls Wolfram Cloud MCP. When your agent needs exact math or trusted data, it calls Wolfram instead of guessing: Wolfram|Alpha for answers from Wolfram's curated knowledgebase, and a Wolfram Language kernel for open-ended computation and visualizations. What you can do with it - Solve and graph equations, and work through algebra, calculus and other math - Run Wolfram Language code: simulate a Lorenz system, visualize a network or analyze stock returns - Ask Wolfram|Alpha about chemistry, physics, geography, history, art, astronomy and more - Pull up curated data and facts, such as tornadoes in the US - Search Wolfram's information for relevant context before it computes Its three tools - WolframContext: semantic search over Wolfram's information, used at the start of a new topic - WolframLanguageEvaluator: evaluates Wolfram Language code in a stateless kernel, and understands natural-language input - WolframAlpha: natural-language queries to Wolfram|Alpha How it connects Wolfram hosts it at https://agenttools.wolfram.com/mcp, so there's nothing to install and no sign-in or API key. It's also in ChatGPT's app directory and Claude's connector directory. Wolfram documents setup for ChatGPT, Claude, Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code with GitHub Copilot, the Copilot CLI and other MCP clients. Good to know - It's free for limited personal use and needs no Wolfram subscription. - Each request stands alone: no sessions, no file uploads or downloads, and no custom servers. For those, Wolfram Local MCP runs on your own Wolfram|One or Mathematica. - Only the queries your agent sends to Wolfram's tools reach Wolfram; the rest of your conversation stays in your client. - Wolfram suggests letting WolframAlpha and WolframContext run freely and setting WolframLanguageEvaluator to need your approval.