Run synthetic research studies from any MCP client. 25+ SKUs + cross-study insights.
Run any of Simulatte's 26 SKUs from Claude, Cursor, Zed, or any MCP-compatible AI client. Get results back as structured JSON. No new UI to learn. One-off (no install): 1. Go to app.simulatte.io/settings/api-keys 2. Create a key — starts with 3. Set it as in your environment or MCP client config Restart Claude Desktop. Simulatte tools appear automatically. Edit (or your project's ): Tool | What…
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Run any of Simulatte's 26 SKUs from Claude, Cursor, Zed, or any MCP-compatible AI client. Get results back as structured JSON. No new UI to learn. One-off (no install): 1. Go to app.simulatte.io/settings/api-keys 2. Create a key — starts with 3. Set it as in your environment or MCP client config Restart Claude Desktop. Simulatte tools appear automatically. Edit (or your project's ): Tool | What it does | ------|-------------| | Run any of 26 research SKUs — concept testing, pricing, messaging,…
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