A free MCP server that imposes source discipline on Claude: every answer on halakha or limud is read in the actual text, quoted exactly, linked to its commentators. In English, at your level — from the beginner who reads no Hebrew to the talmid chakham. And every tool also exists as a web version, right here, without Claude.
Free · no account · no data collection — scrollIt crossed these texts once, during training, and reconstructs them: approximate references, recomposed quotations, sometimes invented outright — with the same confidence in both cases, and without ever saying what it did not open.
The question triggers a reading: the text is opened in the Sefaria edition, quoted as it is written, with its exact reference, linked to its commentators and to the texts that depend on it. Verifiable precision, one click away — and, when a source is missing, the answer says so.
Assistants answer Torah questions from memory — with the confidence of one who has not opened the book. Torah MCP reverses the gesture: before any answer, your assistant loads a study method that obliges it to read the text, to quote it as it is written, and to say where to study it.
Because one does not learn alone, it also knows how to become a chavruta partner — the one who asks the questions rather than answering them — and to prepare the week's parashah like a worksite: aliyah by aliyah, machloket included.
And because study lives inside a Jewish day, it carries the everyday tools — zmanim, dates, gematria, nikkud, source sheets to share — and the whole library: Sefaria to read and connect, HebrewBooks to study from the scanned page.
And because the Torah does not belong to scholars alone, it speaks to each at their level: everything in plain English and every word explained for the beginner, the source in the original language and the lomdus for the one who has mastered it.
No religious background, or no Hebrew.
Everything in English. No Hebrew word without its translation, context before the answer, one idea at a time — and no question ever judged naive.
“What is halakha, exactly?”Basic background, Hebrew with translation.
Bilingual: the source, then its translation — English for the Bible. Common terms assumed known, standard references, machloket flagged. The default mode.
“What does Rashi say on this verse?”The beit midrash.
Source in the original language, terminology without gloss, rishonim and poskim, girsaot when they weigh, nafka mina, lomdus. Maximum density, nothing smoothed over.
“Shitat ha-Rambam against Tosafot here?”One engine, one rigour: the texts are always actually read and quoted exactly. Only the register adapts — and you change it with a word. No Claude? Ask your question right here, in English: the answer is read in the texts, with its sources.
And a Vilna page opens in the conversation: the Gemara in the centre, Rashi and Tosafot unfoldable, the translation one click away on each segment. Without a reference, it is the daf yomi that opens.
Free, no account, no data collection. Works alongside Sefaria's official MCP — install both: the official one for the depth of the library, Torah MCP for citation discipline, chavruta and HebrewBooks.