Riddle

What Riddle does

The Riddle MCP server brings Riddle’s interactive content workflows into an MCP-compatible AI experience. The supported content types are quizzes, polls, forms, and personality tests. Within that scope, the listing describes three main activities: building new content, publishing it, and analyzing its results or performance.

The documented connection target is Claude. This makes the server relevant when Claude needs to assist with Riddle content rather than only generate text independently. The available material does not identify whether building includes templates, question editing, scoring configuration, or other specific operations, so those details should be confirmed in Riddle’s documentation before implementation.

How it works

Riddle provides the content platform, while the MCP connection makes Riddle functionality available to Claude. The source is a Riddle guide specifically about connecting Riddle to Claude, which establishes Claude as the documented AI client or destination. The listing does not describe the transport, authentication flow, request format, result format, or whether changes require confirmation before publication.

The Riddle MCP server should therefore be evaluated primarily for workflows involving the four named Riddle content types. It is not documented here as a general-purpose survey, analytics, or publishing connector for other platforms.

Setup and configuration

A Riddle account is required. The supplied material does not provide installation commands, package names, configuration examples, credentials, environment variables, endpoint details, or minimum account tier requirements. Use Riddle’s “connect Riddle to Claude” documentation as the authoritative setup reference for the current connection procedure.

Because no configuration fields are listed, this directory entry cannot confirm whether setup uses an API key, an OAuth flow, a Claude configuration file, or another authentication method. Developers should obtain those details from the linked Riddle documentation before automating deployment or distributing a client configuration.

Tools and capabilities

The documented capabilities are:

• Build quizzes, polls, forms, and personality tests.
• Publish those Riddle experiences.
• Analyze the supported content or its results.
• Connect these workflows to Claude through MCP.

No individual tool names, parameters, return values, content limits, analytics dimensions, or publishing controls are provided. The Riddle MCP server’s exact tool surface should not be assumed from the high-level description alone.

Limitations and notes

The material confirms the product scope but leaves implementation details unspecified. In particular, it does not state whether the server supports reading existing projects, editing published content, deleting content, viewing respondent-level data, or exporting analysis. It also does not document support for other AI clients besides the Claude connection described by the source.

An account requirement may affect onboarding and access control. Before selecting the Riddle MCP server for production use, verify the supported Claude environment, authentication method, permissions needed for publishing and analysis, and any restrictions on handling form or quiz responses.