Wingman

Give your AI a memory it keeps.

Set up a small folder of notes about you, in your own storage, that any new chat can read. It takes about an hour, and you can stop and finish later.

Do it yourself

The one-page guide, then six short steps.

Download the guide (PDF)
  1. Get your code. It comes to you privately from Travis, by text or email.
  2. Create a free Dropbox account if you don't have one. The free Basic account (2 GB) at dropbox.com is plenty, because memory files are tiny.
  3. Open a new chat in Claude. A fresh one, not an old chat.
  4. Add the connector. In Settings, open Connectors and choose Add custom connector. Name it Wingman and paste https://wingman.travismorrow.com/mcp. Menu names can differ by app.
  5. Sign in. Press Connect. On the sign-in page that opens, type your code. Type it only there, never in the chat.
  6. Type "Set me up." Answer one question at a time. You can say "skip" to any of them.

Let your AI do it

Copy this, open a new chat, and paste it.

Set me up with Wingman. Connect to the Wingman connector at https://wingman.travismorrow.com/mcp, sign in with the code I was given, and walk me through setup one step at a time.

You need a Dropbox account first. Create a free Basic account (2 GB) at dropbox.com if you don't have one; memory files are tiny.

If your AI says it cannot find the connector, add it first: Settings, Connectors, Add custom connector, and paste the address above. Your AI cannot add it for you.

Your code goes on the connector's sign-in page, not into the chat.

What you end up with

A folder in your own Dropbox with about 20 to 30 notes you have confirmed, a short instruction for your AI settings, and a weekly routine that keeps it current.

What it will never do

Ask for a password, a card number or a login code. It only opens its own folder, not the rest of your files.

Wingman is a private setup. This page is not listed anywhere; you reached it because someone sent you here.