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Tells your assistant what IncentEdge covers and how recently the data was checked, so it knows which questions it can answer well.
What does IncentEdge cover, and how recently was its incentive data verified?
Ask Claude, or another AI assistant, about incentives for a building in New York, and it looks them up in IncentEdge while you chat. It covers New York State, New York City, utility and NYSERDA programs, plus the federal tax credits. Every amount comes with a link to its source and the date it was last verified.
The button opens Claude with the name and address already filled in. Check them and click Add. Claude's free plan allows one custom connector.
The same steps work on Claude on the web and in the Claude desktop app. Use them if the button above does not open the dialog for you.
Once it is added on the web or in the desktop app, IncentEdge is there the next time you sign in to the Claude app on iPhone or Android.
Click the + button at the lower left of the chat box, open Connectors, and make sure IncentEdge is on.
Claude's free plan allows one custom connector. If you already have one, remove it first or use a paid plan.
Your assistant picks the right tool on its own. Here is what each one does, with a question that uses it.
Tells your assistant what IncentEdge covers and how recently the data was checked, so it knows which questions it can answer well.
What does IncentEdge cover, and how recently was its incentive data verified?
Lists incentive programs for a state, and can narrow them by building type, electric utility and technology, such as heat pumps, solar or EV charging. Each program comes with its amount, who runs it, a link to its source and the date it was verified.
Find heat pump incentives for a multifamily building in New York City that gets its electricity from Con Edison.
Gives the full detail for one program: the exact wording quoted from its source document, the date it was verified and, if it cannot be claimed right now, the reason why.
Show me the full details of Con Edison's AMEEP-E program, including the quote from its source document and when it was last verified.
Checks one building against the verified New York rules. It returns the programs that may apply and any conditions they depend on, the ones that need more information, and the ones that do not apply, each with its reason. It never adds them into a combined total.
Estimate the incentives for a 60-unit, 55,000 square foot apartment building in the Bronx, built in 1965, with a $4 million heat pump retrofit. The utility is Con Edison and the apartments are market-rate.
Amounts are estimates from published program documents, and many depend on conditions, such as your utility or whether apartments are affordable, which the answer spells out. They are not eligibility determinations, and not tax, legal or financial advice. Confirm with the program and your advisers before you rely on a figure.
IncentEdge never adds programs together into one total. Whether two programs can be combined (stacking) has not been checked, so a sum would be a number no source supports.
Verified coverage is New York State, New York City, utility and NYSERDA programs. The federal credits apply everywhere. For a building in another state you get the federal credits only, and the answer says so.
Federal credits ended by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, such as Section 45L and Section 179D, are shown as excluded with the reason, never as available.
It is free, with limits on how many requests can be made in a short time so it stays quick for everyone. If you see a limit message, wait a minute and try again.
IncentEdge only looks things up. It cannot change anything, and it receives only what your assistant puts in each request, never your conversation, files or accounts.
These assistants can add a custom connector too. The steps follow each company's own instructions, but IncentEdge has not tested them yet.
Who can add it: Plus or Pro, on the web through developer mode. Free and Go plans cannot add a custom connector. On Business, Enterprise and Edu, a workspace admin adds it.
Developer mode is on the web only, not the ChatGPT mobile app, and ChatGPT shows a warning when you turn it on. If your menus look different, older versions put this under Settings, Apps, Advanced.
Early access: Not yet tested by IncentEdge. Tell us at info@incentedge.com if it does not connect.
Who can add it: Pro, Max or Enterprise. On Enterprise, an admin has to allow members to add connectors first.
Early access: Not yet tested by IncentEdge. Tell us at info@incentedge.com if it does not connect.
Who can add it: Pro, Team or Enterprise.
Early access: Not yet tested by IncentEdge. Tell us at info@incentedge.com if it does not connect.
Who can add it: xAI says connectors are available to all Grok users, but does not say which plans can add a custom one.
Early access: Not yet tested by IncentEdge. Tell us at info@incentedge.com if it does not connect.
Its custom apps appear to accept only servers that use a sign-in (OAuth), and IncentEdge has none. We have not been able to test this yet.
The consumer Copilot app only connects to a fixed set of built-in services.
These go through your organization. Your IT admin can add IncentEdge as an MCP server with no authentication, using the address on this page.
A stateless Streamable HTTP server: no key, no headers and no sign-in. Any MCP client that speaks Streamable HTTP can use the same address.
Claude Code
Run in a terminal.
claude mcp add --transport http incentedge https://www.incentedge.com/api/mcpCursor
mcp.json: .cursor/mcp.json in a project, or ~/.cursor/mcp.json for every project.
{
"mcpServers": {
"incentedge": {
"url": "https://www.incentedge.com/api/mcp"
}
}
}VS Code
.vscode/mcp.json in your workspace.
{
"servers": {
"incentedge": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://www.incentedge.com/api/mcp"
}
}
}The Cursor and VS Code snippets follow each editor's published format. IncentEdge has tested Claude and Claude Code; tell us at info@incentedge.com if either editor does not connect.
Questions, or an assistant that will not connect? Email us at info@incentedge.com.
What IncentEdge receives from your assistant, what it logs, and what it never sees: the MCP section of our privacy policy.
Free and read-only, within fair-use limits. The details are in our terms of service.