For developers and AI assistants

GTA 6 API and MCP server

Every fact on the site, with how sure it is and where it comes from, for your own apps and AI assistants. Free, read-only and no key needed.

Add it to Claude or another AI assistant

The MCP server lets an assistant look GTA 6 facts up on the site instead of guessing, and tells it to keep each fact’s status. Its address:

MCP server URL

https://gta6everything.com/api/mcp

Claude (web and desktop app)

Open Settings, then Connectors, choose Add custom connector, and paste the address above.

Claude Code

claude mcp add --transport http gta6everything https://gta6everything.com/api/mcp

Claude Desktop config file

For a local setup, add this to claude_desktop_config.json and restart Claude Desktop. It needs Node.js.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "gta6everything": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "mcp-remote", "https://gta6everything.com/api/mcp"]
    }
  }
}

Other MCP clients

Any client that supports remote MCP servers over Streamable HTTP can use the same address.

Tools

answer_question: The site’s published answer to a question, with its status and citations.
search: Search every published page and get titles, statuses, summaries and links.
get_release_info: Release date, platforms, pre-load and each store region’s unlock time.
list_database: Vehicles, weapons, animals, apps, activities, missions, places and more.
get_database_entry: One database entry with where it was seen and its sources.
list_topics: The fact-checked topic pages, such as radio, editions and how-to.
get_topic: Every fact on a topic page, with what is not known yet.
list_articles: Questions, guides, news, trailers, characters, locations and more.
get_article: The full text, status and sources of one page, by its URL.

JSON API

Plain GET requests that return JSON, readable from any website. Responses are cached for a few minutes.

/api/v1: What the API offers and what each status means
/api/v1/answer?q=is+gta+6+coming+to+pc: A published answer, with citations
/api/v1/search?q=radio+stations: Site search
/api/v1/release: Release date and unlock times
/api/v1/database?category=vehicle&status=official: Database entries, filtered
/api/v1/database/95-grotti-cheetah: One database entry
/api/v1/topics: Topic pages
/api/v1/topics/radio: One topic page
/api/v1/articles?type=question: Articles of one type
/api/v1/articles/questions/when-does-gta-6-come-out: One article

What the statuses mean

Every fact carries one. Please keep it when you repeat a fact: a reported detail is not a confirmed one.

official: Rockstar or Take-Two states it: its site, Newswire, store listings or an interview.
confirmed: Officially established by Rockstar Games: a trailer, the Newswire or an official page.
shown: Seen in Rockstar’s own footage or images and identified by outlets or a readable sign. Rockstar has not named it itself.
reported: A credible outlet’s account of Rockstar’s footage, previews or interviews. Rockstar has not confirmed it.
unconfirmed: Talked about widely, but no reliable source confirms it.
speculation: Community theory or interpretation, not confirmed.
in-game-verified: Checked in the released game.

Using the data

Link back to the page each fact came from (every result includes its URL) and credit GTA 6 Everything. Official images and trailers belong to Rockstar Games and are not part of the API. Nothing here comes from leaks, and nothing built on it should add them. How we check facts