Connect the agent you already use in one click.

Morion finds the coding agents installed on your machine and writes the MCP entry for each one, backing up the config file first. The same screen holds the model sources Mo and Auto-code run on: your Claude Code or Codex subscription, an OpenRouter key, or a local Ollama.

Claude CodeCodexCursorClineZedWindsurfGemini Antigravityany MCP client

Settings · Integrations

Settings · Integrations · Apps and Agents
Claude connected
Disconnect
OpenAI Codex connected
Disconnect
Cursor found
Connect
Gemini Antigravity found
Connect
Cline (VS Code) · Zed · Windsurf
not installed
Pi · OpenCode Auto-code
uses your connected API keys
Model sources
Claude Code subscription indexing · Ask Mo · Auto-code
signed in
Codex subscription indexing · Ask Mo · Auto-code
signed in
OpenRouter Mo Assistant · any model
Add key
Ollama local · offline
Connect

Detected clients and their connection state; below, the model sources and what each one powers.

How it works

1
Morion detects what you have
Claude Code and the Claude app, Codex, Cursor, Cline, Zed, Windsurf and Gemini Antigravity: each installed client shows up under Settings, Integrations, Apps and Agents with a Connect button.
2
One click writes the MCP entry
The client's config gets the Morion server over stdio, and the file is backed up before the change. No daemon, no port, no API key, no network.
3
Add the skill
Settings, Skills installs the Morion skill for Claude Code in one click and gives other agents a download: how to use the board, how to ask Mo, how to edit workflows safely. Your CLAUDE.md stays yours.
4
Model sources are separate from clients
Indexing, Ask Mo and Auto-code run on the Claude Code or Codex subscription you are signed in to; for indexing and Ask Mo the Codex login works on macOS. Mo Assistant, the chat in the app, needs Pro and an OpenRouter key or a local Ollama.

Setup by hand, if you prefer

The app connects every client it detects with one click. For any other client, add one entry to its config. No daemon, no API key, no network.

Settings, Integrations shows this snippet with the exact path for your machine under “For anything else”. The path in the snippets is the macOS one. Zed names the block context_servers; Codex keeps its servers in ~/.codex/config.toml.

Any MCP clientJSON, mcpServers
{ "mcpServers": { "morion": { "command": "/Applications/Morion.app/Contents/Resources/resources/sidecar/morion", "args": ["mcp"] } } }
Codex~/.codex/config.toml
[mcp_servers.morion] command = "/Applications/Morion.app/Contents/Resources/resources/sidecar/morion" args = ["mcp"]

On Windows and Linux the path points to the launcher inside your Morion install; copy it from Settings, Integrations.

In detail

Several clients at once
A Claude Code session and a Codex session can work the same board in parallel. Every write carries the actor: mcp:claude-code, mcp:codex, mcp:cursor.
Any model through OpenRouter
One key gives Mo Assistant, indexing and the pi and opencode agents in Auto-code any model on OpenRouter, with a spend cap per workspace.
Offline with Ollama
Point Mo at a local Ollama and indexing and chat never leave the machine.
Reinstall, disconnect, forget
Each integration can be reinstalled or removed from the same screen; removing one deletes the MCP entry it wrote.

Go deeper

Mo on the subscription you already pay for
Indexing and Ask Mo on your Claude Code or Codex login. No API key.
Several models, one project
Who does what: a different agent per node, per folder.

More features

Notes and documents
Markdown notes on your disk that your agents read and write.
Kanban tasks
A private board where agents claim tickets and you review.
MCP
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and any client on one notebook, in parallel, locally.
Permissions
Per-folder and per-note access for agents, tool categories, audit log.
Smart indexing
Every note summarised and grouped into topics; each ticket gets its context.
Mo Assistant
Ask what was decided and get the source note. Mo works the notebook while your agents work the code.
Auto-code
Move a ticket to Todo; Claude writes, Codex reviews, you merge with one click.

One click, and your agent can read your notes.

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