Connect Cursor, Codex, VS Code and other apps

Cursor, VS Code, Codex and any other app that speaks MCP connect to Xodia as a remote server. There is nothing to install: add the address, sign in to Xodia in your browser, and the app gets 26 tools and Xodia's skills.

On this page

The server
Set up your app
What to ask
If it doesn't connect
The app asks for a transport or type
The app asks for a key or token
Nothing happens after sign-in

New project

How do you want to start?

You can add more projects either way later.

Start freshPick a starter: a framework with Tailwind, ready to edit visually.

Import from GitHubOpen a site you already have. Saves go back to your repository and your host deploys them.

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Connect your AI

Pick how you want to work, then follow the steps. Each command has a Copy button.

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Cursor, Codex, VS Code and any other app that speaks MCP.

1
Add a remote MCP server
Type Streamable HTTP, sign-in with OAuth, and this URL:
https://app.xodia.ai/mcpCopy
2
Sign in and ask
Sign in to Xodia when the app asks, then ask it to work on your Xodia requests.

The serverLink to this section

Every app uses the same settings: transport Streamable HTTP, sign-in with OAuth, and this address. You don't need an API key or client ID; the app registers itself when you first sign in.

MCP server URL

https://app.xodia.ai/mcp

Set up your appLink to this section

Open this link on the computer where Cursor is installed. Cursor asks to add the Xodia server; confirm, then choose Connect or Needs login next to xodia in Cursor's MCP settings and sign in to Xodia.

Add Xodia to Cursor

Or add it by hand: in Cursor's settings, under MCP, add a new server, or put this in your mcp.json file.

mcp.json

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "xodia": {
      "url": "https://app.xodia.ai/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Open this link on the computer where VS Code is installed. VS Code shows the Xodia server; choose Install, then sign in to Xodia when VS Code asks.

Add Xodia to VS Code

Or add it by hand: run MCP: Add Server from the Command Palette and choose HTTP, or put this in your mcp.json file.

mcp.json

{
  "servers": {
    "xodia": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://app.xodia.ai/mcp"
    }
  }
}

In a terminal, add Xodia to Codex:

Terminal

codex mcp add xodia --url https://app.xodia.ai/mcp

Then sign in to Xodia when Codex asks. If it doesn't ask, run this and approve access in your browser:

Terminal

codex mcp login xodia

Or add it by hand to Codex's config file:

~/.codex/config.toml

[mcp_servers.xodia]
url = "https://app.xodia.ai/mcp"

These are the steps Xodia shows under Settings, AI agent, on the Other tab.

Add a remote MCP server: type Streamable HTTP, sign-in with OAuth, and this URL.
MCP server URL
```
https://app.xodia.ai/mcp
```
Sign in to Xodia when the app asks, then ask it to work on your Xodia requests.

What to askLink to this section

Name xodia in your message so the app reaches for its tools:

Use xodia to work on my Xodia requests.
Use xodia to fix the build error.
Use xodia to speed up the home page.

If your app lists MCP prompts, Xodia's 9 prompts appear there too. The MCP server reference lists them.

If it doesn't connectLink to this section

The app asks for a transport or typeLink to this section

Choose Streamable HTTP (sometimes called HTTP) and paste the address. Xodia doesn't run as a local command, so there is nothing to install.

The app asks for a key or tokenLink to this section

Leave it empty and choose OAuth. The app asks you to sign in to Xodia and keeps the access you allow.

Nothing happens after sign-inLink to this section

Ask the app to work on your Xodia requests, or start your message with Use xodia to, so it knows to use the server.

Your app's changes wait as a draft in Xodia until you review and save them, and it can't publish your site. Disconnect it any time under Settings, AI agent, Connected apps.