Choose a child
In API settings, select the child whose sleep records should be available.
Connect a compatible AI assistant to Julino and get clear summaries of one child’s recorded sleep times. The connection is read-only and limited to the child you select.
MCP access is included with Pro. Create the configuration directly in settings.
Julino creates the complete MCP configuration for you. There is no URL or identifier to assemble by hand.
In API settings, select the child whose sleep records should be available.
Julino shows the finished configuration once. Copy it and treat the included token like a password.
Paste the configuration into an MCP-capable assistant. You can then ask about the recorded sleep times.
MCP provides recorded sleep intervals and neutral totals. How the answer is phrased depends on the assistant you connect.
The MCP connection is intentionally narrower than a regular API token.
The MCP token cannot create, edit, or delete entries.
Each configuration applies only to the child you select when creating it.
You can invalidate the connection immediately in settings.
Retrieved data is sent to the AI provider you connect. That provider’s privacy terms apply.
The Model Context Protocol is an open standard that lets compatible AI assistants access approved tools and data.
Only the selected child’s sleep records: individual entries within a period and neutral totals for night and daytime sleep.
No. MCP access is read-only. This token is rejected by all other Julino endpoints.
Yes, separately. Create one MCP configuration per child so each connection remains clearly limited.
It works with MCP HTTP clients that support initialize and Streamable HTTP. Julino hosts 2025-06-18 (legacy) and 2026-07-28 (modern); 2025-03-26 is mapped as an alias of 2025-06-18. Copy the configuration from settings.
Start Pro, choose a child, and copy the finished MCP configuration from settings.