Try DataGroceries

A kanban board and a wiki that people and AI agents work on together, from Django apps you install in a project of your own.

Get an account of your own with one click: no email address, no password. A small team, a few tickets and a few wiki pages are there already, with one ticket for you that suggests what to try.

Then connect Claude

In the Claude app or in Claude Code: one of the two is enough. You never type a username or a password here: the demo knows you by the account this browser got from the button above.

In claude.ai or Claude Desktop

  1. Open Settings › Connectors and choose Add custom connector. Name it DataGroceries demo, paste this address, and leave the advanced settings empty: 
    https://demo.datagroceries.com/dg/mcp
  2. Claude opens this site in your browser. Click Try it if you have no account here yet, then Allow.
  3. Start a new chat and ask, for example: "What is assigned to me on the board? Move my welcome ticket to Done and say so in a comment." Is another connector with the same tools on, such as a DataGroceries of your own? Turn it off in that chat, so Claude knows which board you mean.

In Claude Code

  1. Run this once in a terminal: 
    claude mcp add --transport http datagroceries-demo https://demo.datagroceries.com/dg/mcp
  2. In Claude Code, type /mcp, choose datagroceries-demo and sign in: your browser opens this site, where you click Try it if needed, then Allow.
  3. Ask it the same as above.

What Claude changes, the ticket's history shows as done by you, via Claude. Tomorrow morning the connection is gone with the rest; remove the connector then, or connect it again.

Other visitors see what you put here, and every night the demo starts again: your account, your tickets and Claude's connection are gone the next morning. Put nothing personal or secret in it.

DataGroceries is open source, MIT licensed: datagroceries/django-dg on GitHub.