AI Assistants

The maintenance connector lets an AI assistant look things up in the Rush SR owner’s manual. Ask “why won’t my Rush SR start?”, “how often should I change the brake fluid?” or “how do I bleed the brakes?” and the assistant finds the matching section and links to it, so you can check the answer against the manual. It covers the Rush SR only.

The lap connector reads an AiM RaceStudio CSV export, and an AiM .xrk log in Claude with the Rush SR plugin. Ask it:

• “Analyze my laps.” Lap times, best lap, theoretical best lap, and how consistent you were. Out-laps, in-laps and laps more than 7% slower than your best are set aside and labelled.
• “Compare lap 3 and lap 4.” The time delta, where you braked, and your minimum speed in each corner.
• “Where am I losing time on lap 3?” The sectors of the track that cost the most against your best lap.
• “Compare these two sessions: who was faster and where?” Two drivers or two cars on the same track, best lap against best lap, with the sectors each one gains and loses.

It reads what you give it and does arithmetic. It does not call a language model, so the assistant that called it explains the numbers.

The two addresses. Maintenance: https://maintenance.mcp.rush.sr/mcp. Lap analysis: https://laps.mcp.rush.sr/mcp.

In Claude. Open Customize, then Connectors, and add a custom connector with each address. To analyze .xrk files or full-length sessions, also install the Rush SR plugin: download the plugin folder from the open source repository, zip it, and upload it under Customize, Plugins, Add, Upload plugin. Then attach an .xrk file and ask “analyze my laps.” Menu names change from time to time, so Claude’s own steps are the reference: adding a connector by URL.

In ChatGPT. Add each address as a connection, and attach a RaceStudio CSV export when you ask about laps. OpenAI’s steps are the reference: connecting an MCP server to ChatGPT.

The connectors analyze what you send in memory and store nothing. They need no account and make no calls to a language model. Every answer ends with a link back to this site. The privacy policy has the details, and the terms remind you to check safety-critical work with a technician.

The servers, the plugin and their tests are open source under the MIT license at github.com/Rush-Auto-Works/llm-plugins. They are listed in the official MCP Registry as sr.rush/maintenance and sr.rush/lap-analyzer. Questions or problems: info@rushautoworks.com.