MindMap AI, the visual mind mapping platform operated by 3axislabs Inc., announced the general availability of the MindMap AI MCP Server, connecting MindMap AI directly to Claude and ChatGPT. The integration is live in both directories: MindMap AI is available as a connector in the Claude directory and as an app in ChatGPT. It allows users to generate, edit, and organize mind maps from natural conversation in either assistant, without switching between apps or manually rebuilding structure by hand. The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that lets AI assistants securely connect to external tools and act on a user's behalf. The integration features full two-way editing, letting the assistant keep working on a map across an entire conversation: expanding branches, adding relationship arrows, grouping ideas with summary brackets, switching layouts, and reorganizing structure on request. Refinements like restructuring, renaming, styling, and layout changes never consume credits, so a map can be reworked as many times as the conversation demands. Every map is saved to the user's account. "Most AI tools generate something once and hand you a static result. We built the connector so the assistant can keep working on your map the way a collaborator would: you talk, the map changes, and it is waiting for you on the canvas when the conversation ends," said Prasanth Subendran, Co-Founder and CEO, MindMap AI. The announcement was made in SAN FRANCISCO, CA,