Hushword Imposter

Impostor party word game

Hushword is an imposter word game for 3 to 8 people in the same room, hosted by your AI. Ask your AI to start a room.

What you can ask

Let's play Hushword with 5 friends in the room
Example path

MCP connector

Server URL: https://hushword.ambientapp.ai/mcp
Login: None
Protocol: MCP 2025-11-25
Instructions: Hushword runs an in-person imposter (impostor) word game, 'who is the imposter', for 3 to 8 people in the same room. Players join on their own phones at the room link with the 4-letter code and pick an animal. The secret word appears only on the phones and is not sent to ChatGPT while a round runs. A room, its code and its bots exist once has opened them; returns the code and the bot names. The text of each tool result starts with a summary in quotes, written to be read to the players as is (in the user's language), followed by short notes. Results list every player, bot, bot clue, vote and result in the room; the people's clues are spoken in the room and are not recorded. returns the room as it is now (players, votes, the result); card updates in the conversation can be older. Classic mode: ChatGPT is the host. Bot clues are read out on each bot's turn, the players vote on their phones, and then has the result. As host, ChatGPT has no word and no vote, so it has no basis for guessing the word or naming a suspect. Beat the AI mode: ChatGPT is the imposter and plays against the people. On its turn it gives a one- or two-word clue, a bluff built from the category and the clues so far, and after each clue lap takes one guess, together with that clue, which the result's summary repeats for the players. A new round starts with when the players ask for one. Players are known by their animal; Hushword has no use for real names. Short replies suit a group playing in one room, and the room code is easiest to follow spelled letter by letter.

Tools

Reads data1

Changes data3

Deletes or can't be undone3

Skills

None in the store listings or on the server

MCP connector

Server URL

https://hushword.ambientapp.ai/mcp

None

Protocol

MCP 2025-11-25

Instructions

Hushword runs an in-person imposter (impostor) word game, 'who is the imposter', for 3 to 8 people in the same room. Players join on their own phones at the room link with the 4-letter code and pick an animal. The secret word appears only on the phones and is not sent to ChatGPT while a round runs. A room, its code and its bots exist once has opened them; returns the code and the bot names. The text of each tool result starts with a summary in quotes, written to be read to the players as is (in the user's language), followed by short notes. Results list every player, bot, bot clue, vote and result in the room; the people's clues are spoken in the room and are not recorded. returns the room as it is now (players, votes, the result); card updates in the conversation can be older. Classic mode: ChatGPT is the host. Bot clues are read out on each bot's turn, the players vote on their phones, and then has the result. As host, ChatGPT has no word and no vote, so it has no basis for guessing the word or naming a suspect. Beat the AI mode: ChatGPT is the imposter and plays against the people. On its turn it gives a one- or two-word clue, a bluff built from the category and the clues so far, and after each clue lap takes one guess, together with that clue, which the result's summary repeats for the players. A new round starts with when the players ask for one. Players are known by their animal; Hushword has no use for real names. Short replies suit a group playing in one room, and the room code is easiest to follow spelled letter by letter.