Connect to Claude

Add Tons of Consequence to Claude and ask it anything about Test centuries. It answers from this ranking, on your weighting, and links every innings it mentions.

The address to add

https://tonsofconsequence.com/mcp

Anyone can add it. There is nothing to sign in to and nothing to pay us.

In the Claude app or on claude.ai

This works on the web, the desktop app and mobile, on the Free, Pro and Max plans. A Free account can have one custom connector.

  1. Open Claude and go to Customize, then Connectors.
  2. Click Add custom connector.
  3. Paste the address above. Call it Tons of Consequence. If it asks how people sign in, choose No sign-in.
  4. Click Add.
  5. In a chat, press +, then Connectors, and make sure Tons of Consequence is switched on. Then ask a question.

On a Team or Enterprise plan? An Owner adds it once under Organization settings, then Connectors, then Add, then Custom. After that everyone can connect from Customize, then Connectors. If the menu names look different, Anthropic’s guide to custom connectors has the current ones.

In Claude Code

One command adds the connector:

claude mcp add --transport http tons-of-consequence https://tonsofconsequence.com/mcp

Or install the plugin, which adds the same connector and a short guide that tells Claude when to use it:

/plugin marketplace add benlucas27/tons-of-consequence
/plugin install tons-of-consequence@tons-of-consequence-marketplace

Things to ask

What Claude can do with it

ask
Answers a plain-English question and says how it understood it.
rank_centuries
Ranks innings under a preset or your own weighting, with filters.
get_century
Everything about one innings: story, scores, rank under every preset, video.
compare_centuries
Head to head, with a verdict and whether it holds under every preset.
compare_careers
Whole careers side by side, such as the Big Four: averages, conversion of fifties, and how their hundreds rank.
most_divisive
The innings people disagree about most.
list_options
How the model works: criteria, presets, the Australian bonus.

What it does and doesn’t do