Land the Lab in your AI assistant

Prep for OpenAI and Anthropic interviews.
Inside the assistant you already use.

Add one URL to Claude, ChatGPT, Grok or Meta Muse. It walks you through a company's loop, asks you the questions that loop asks and shows the worked answers you've unlocked.

  • Claude
  • ChatGPT
  • Grok
  • Meta Muse

The connector URL

https://landthelab.com/mcp

Your assistant asks you to sign in to Land the Lab once. No key to copy.

Set it up

Three steps in each assistant.

Add it to Claude

  1. Open Settings → Connectors and choose Add custom connector.
  2. Name it Land the Lab and paste the URL.
  3. Choose Connect, sign in to Land the Lab and choose Allow.

In Claude Code

claude mcp add --transport http land-the-lab https://landthelab.com/mcp

Then ask

It plays the interviewer.

One question at a time, and you try it before you see the answer.

  • “I have an Anthropic onsite in three weeks. Walk me through the loop.”

    Lays out the loop round by round, with the questions each round asks most.

  • “Give me OpenAI's most asked coding question. Let me try it before you show the answer.”

    Plays the interviewer: one question at a time, your attempt first, then the worked answer if you've unlocked it.

  • “What should I work on next in my prep?”

    Reads your prep target on Land the Lab and picks the next question you haven't done.

What it can see

The same as you on the site.

It can

  • Read companies, their loops and their questions.
  • Read your prep target, your progress and your credits.
  • Show the worked answers you've unlocked.
  • Unlock a question with one of your credits, only when you ask it to.

It can't

  • Open a locked question or answer. It sees only the first lines, as you do.
  • Change your account or your work.
  • See your password. You sign in on Land the Lab, not in the assistant.

New accounts get 3 credits; a paid plan opens every question and answer. Remove the connection any time in your assistant or under Settings → API tokens. See our privacy policy and terms.

Tool documentationFor developers and reviewers: each tool, its inputs and outputs, sign-in and limits.