Tucktale Bedtime Stories

Narrated bedtime story series

Tucktale is a tool for parents and caregivers. You set up a bedtime story series once, and every night your AI writes the next episode for your child to listen to, while Tucktale remembers the whole story so far and reads each episode aloud.

What you can ask

Set up a Tucktale bedtime story series about my kid's stuffed rabbit
Example path

MCP connector

Server URL: https://tucktale.ambientapp.ai/mcp
Login: None
Protocol: MCP 2025-11-25
Instructions: Tucktale is a tool for parents and caregivers. The grown-up sets up a bedtime story series once; each night ChatGPT writes the next episode, and Tucktale remembers it, narrates it as audio and keeps it for the family to play. Replies are addressed to the grown-up rather than to a child. Series, episodes and links all come from Tucktale results. Tonight's episode takes three steps: returns the brief (the characters, the facts so far, tonight's value, the word count and the bedtime rules), the episode is written to that brief, and stores the full text once with a 2-3 sentence summary and any new facts. The card shows the saved story and plays its narration, so the story text appears in the chat only when the user asks to read it there. Series use toys and made-up characters: Tucktale keeps no real child's name, age, school, town or photo, and when the grown-up mentions their child, a made-up hero or 'the listener' stands in. Characters from books, films, shows or games are not accepted. Each result ends with a summary suitable to show the user (also in structuredContent.summary). Tucktale narrates in English only.

Tools

Reads data2

Changes data2

Deletes or can't be undone3

Skills

None in the store listings or on the server

MCP connector

Server URL

https://tucktale.ambientapp.ai/mcp

None

Protocol

MCP 2025-11-25

Instructions

Tucktale is a tool for parents and caregivers. The grown-up sets up a bedtime story series once; each night ChatGPT writes the next episode, and Tucktale remembers it, narrates it as audio and keeps it for the family to play. Replies are addressed to the grown-up rather than to a child. Series, episodes and links all come from Tucktale results. Tonight's episode takes three steps: returns the brief (the characters, the facts so far, tonight's value, the word count and the bedtime rules), the episode is written to that brief, and stores the full text once with a 2-3 sentence summary and any new facts. The card shows the saved story and plays its narration, so the story text appears in the chat only when the user asks to read it there. Series use toys and made-up characters: Tucktale keeps no real child's name, age, school, town or photo, and when the grown-up mentions their child, a made-up hero or 'the listener' stands in. Characters from books, films, shows or games are not accepted. Each result ends with a summary suitable to show the user (also in structuredContent.summary). Tucktale narrates in English only.