Get started with Kody

Connect any MCP-capable AI agent to your Kody account, then ask it to help you set things up.

1. Add Kody as an MCP server

Pick your MCP client below for host-specific setup. When the agent connects, it starts an OAuth flow — sign in to Kody if needed, approve the request, and the agent receives a token scoped to your account.

Choose your client

In Cursor, open Customize and add a remote MCP server with this URL, or merge the JSON below into ~/.cursor/mcp.json (global) or .cursor/mcp.json (project).

MCP URL

https://kody.rojoca.nz/mcp

JSON config (merge under your existing mcpServers if you already have one):

mcp.json

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "kody": {
      "url": "https://kody.rojoca.nz/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Coding agents are the best fit when you want to create or edit Kody packages. Once a package exists, non-coding agents can use it just fine.

2. Ask your agent to help set up

After the connection succeeds, paste this prompt into your agent. It asks the agent to explain what Kody can do and help you configure the basics.

Help me get started with Kody. First, briefly explain what Kody can do for me in plain language. Then help me connect one integration I care about: use search and the official guides (coding_guide_get) to find the right setup steps, walk me through the connect or secrets flow, and verify the connection with a small ad hoc execute smoke test. Do not create any packages until the integration works — start with ad hoc execute calls, then package things up once they work.

Kody the koala handing a golden key to you

Bring your own keys

Kody never asks a company for access on your behalf. You create the connection yourself — your agent walks you through it — so it is completely yours: your app, your scopes, no middleman.

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Your keys, your scopes. You decide exactly what Kody can touch, and you can revoke it anytime.
No middleman. Nothing sits between you and the provider — no shared app to trust or get breached.
No fixed list. If it has an API, your Kody can learn to use it.

The trade-off: a few minutes of setup instead of one click. Your agent does the tedious parts.

3. Explore community packages

See what other people have built with Kody — browse community packages for ready-made automations you can fork into your own account.

Browse community packages