One-click setup
Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Codex and ChatGPT Desktop, and WorkBuddy can be set up from the settings page. Other MCP-compatible clients take a copied configuration.
For AI assistants
Writing with Claude Code or Codex and want it to use the dictionaries you use? Turn on agent access in AALookup's settings. The assistant can then look words up in your dictionaries, read what you've looked up and saved, and check your learning progress. It all stays on this computer, and it's off until you turn it on.
No account needed. Your dictionaries stay on your computer.
Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Codex and ChatGPT Desktop, and WorkBuddy can be set up from the settings page. Other MCP-compatible clients take a copied configuration.
The assistant reads the entry from your dictionary instead of paraphrasing from memory. It's the same entry you see in the panel.
It can read your lookup history, your saved words and your review status, so it can help you drill exactly what you've been reading.
Free, no sign-up
macOS or Windows, under 20 MB, no account needed.
On a Mac, allow Accessibility so it can read the word under your pointer, and Screen Recording for text in games and images. Windows asks for nothing.
Three-finger tap on a Mac, or press your shortcut on Windows. The meaning appears next to the word.
No. Agent access listens only on this computer, with a token AALookup generates. Turn it off and nothing is exposed.
Any MCP-compatible client. One-click setup covers Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Codex and ChatGPT Desktop, and WorkBuddy. Others take the configuration AALookup shows you.
No. It's off until you enable it in Settings, and it's only available in the desktop app.
Yes. Agent access is part of the free app.
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