Ask ChatGPT or Claude about your Rivian
Roamer's MCP server is here for Roamer Plus members. Connect it to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok or Muse, and ask about your Rivian in your own words, down to the raw telemetry your vehicle sends.
For example, ask "Why was my last fast charge so slow?" The assistant reads that charge's power readings, compares them with similar Rivians, and charts where the speed dropped.
What you can ask
- "What did charging cost me last month, at home versus DC fast?"
- "Is my battery losing capacity?"
- "Why did my range drop overnight?"
- "Did I leave a window open last night?"
- "How much did towing the camper hurt my efficiency?"
- "Every Monday, summarize my driving from the week before."
See full answers to questions like these on Roamer's AI page.
When you ask, an assistant can also make changes for you: tag drives, enter what a charge cost, or plan a trip with Rivian's trip planner and send it to your vehicle's navigation. Sending a trip can wake your vehicle.
Get started
Open the setup guide and follow the steps for your assistant. You'll add Roamer's server address, sign in to Roamer, and choose Allow.
For each assistant, you choose whether it can see locations, make changes in Roamer, or plan trips. Change these or disconnect an assistant anytime under Account → Connected Apps. Assistants don't get your Rivian password.
Limitations and what's next
The MCP server is for asking questions, not for exporting your data, and Roamer limits how many requests an assistant can make. To get a copy of everything Roamer has recorded, download an archive.
Setup takes a few steps today. One-step connectors for Claude and ChatGPT are coming.
Roamer is moving to evroamer.com in the coming weeks, which is why the sign-in window opens there. There's nothing you need to do now.
The MCP server is part of Roamer Plus because assistants answer from the history Roamer Plus records. Why AI assistants need Roamer Plus