Connect AI × DOOM

Doom built from live business data, where every monster is a real record.

PythonClaude CodeMCPCData Connect AIpsdoom-ngSQL
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You ask Claude a business question, like "Which customers are at risk right now?" Claude answers it through the CData Connect AI MCP server, and the answer becomes a Doom level. Each room is an app that holds part of the answer, like Salesforce, Zendesk or Stripe. Each monster is a record from that app, and the urgent ones are pink demons. Keycards match your permissions, and anything Connect AI refused to hand over, like a lookup by Social Security number, sits behind a red door with no key.

You can play it yourself, or let Claude play while a side panel shows every decision and tool call it makes. Shoot a record and the game re-reads it live from the source app. Everything goes through Connect AI's read-only tools, so nothing in your apps changes. It runs on a Mac, and setup takes about ten minutes.

how it works

  1. 01

    Query

    Claude Code runs headless with Connect AI as its only MCP server. It finds the three apps that answer your question and writes one SQL query for each.

  2. 02

    Build

    Every query returns the same four columns: Id, Label, Detail, Hot, so any connector can become a room.

  3. 03

    Refresh

    A small bridge re-runs each room every 15 seconds, so the monsters always match your data. With --claude-plays, Claude also gets a Doom MCP server so it can play the level.

try it

git clone https://github.com/CDataSoftware/connect-ai-doom.git
cd connect-ai-doom
./setup.sh
./raid.sh offline   # made-up data, no account needed

ls clips/

Claude playing a level built from a demo Salesforce account. Hover to play.

The Salesforce room: every monster is a deal
Every kill is a live read through Connect AI

ls screenshots/

The full Connect AI × DOOM screen: Doom on the left with a Salesforce deal labeled over a pink demon, and a side panel on the right showing 3 apps, 70 records, 1 blocked, the Salesforce, Zendesk and Stripe rooms, the red door PII vault, and Claude's feed of decisions and tool calls
The game and the side panel that logs every decision and tool call
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