Features
One page a feature, each answering one question.
Card allocation across decks: one copy, one place, every claim namedReliquary allocates each physical Magic card to the decks that use it: one place per copy, decks claim their copies, and a copy two decks share is always named.
Your ChatGPT Magic collection: ask about the cards you ownAdd Reliquary to ChatGPT as a custom MCP server and ask about your Magic: The Gathering collection: where a card is, what a deck misses, what to trade.
A Claude Magic: The Gathering connector for your own cardsAdd Reliquary to Claude as a custom connector and ask about your own Magic: The Gathering cards: where each copy is, what a deck misses, what to buy.
Deck submission API: send a decklist to Reliquary over RESTReliquary's REST API takes a decklist and makes a deck from it, then claims the cards you own. What it does, and why it does not submit a deck to an event.
Moxfield import: bring your collection and decks into ReliquaryReliquary imports a Moxfield collection CSV as Moxfield writes it, and a Moxfield deck as pasted text; each deck then claims its cards from what you own.
MTG collection for Cursor / Claude Code: your cards beside your codeAdd Reliquary to Cursor or Claude Code as a remote MCP server and work with your Magic: The Gathering collection, decks and exports from the editor or terminal.
MTG collection MCP server: your cards in any assistantReliquary is an MCP server for your Magic: The Gathering collection. Connect an assistant and ask where a card is, what a deck misses, what to buy.
MTG trade matching: what you can send and get, both sides at onceReliquary matches a trade with another Magic player from the lists they published: what you could send, what you could get, and the gap in value, proxies named.
What can I build tonight? Your decks ranked by the cards you ownAsk your assistant what you can build tonight: Reliquary ranks the decks you keep in it by how much of each list your cards cover, and what each still lacks.
Wishlist sharing: one link to the Magic cards you still needShare your Magic wishlist as one public link: only the cards your collection does not cover, with prices, kept current as you add cards, until you revoke it.