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@onenomad/przm-cortex-onboarder

v0.6.0

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One-time MCP server that handles Cortex login + writes the per-tenant Cortex MCP config for the user. Install once; never think about MCP config files again.

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@onenomad/cortex-onboarder

One-time MCP server that handles Cortex login and writes the per-tenant Cortex MCP entry into your Claude Code config. After installing this once, signing into a Cortex tenant becomes a chat command — no more copy/pasting bearer tokens or editing config files.

Install

claude mcp add cortex-onboarder -- npx -y @onenomad/cortex-onboarder

That's it. Restart Claude Code so the onboarder loads.

Usage

In any Claude Code session, just say:

log me into Cortex at https://pyre.sh

Claude calls cortex_login, which opens your browser to confirm, writes the resulting MCP entry, and tells you to restart. After restart you have the full Cortex toolset (cortex_search, ingest_content, digest, etc.) bound to your tenant.

Tools

  • cortex_login — Run the device-code login flow. Opens browser, polls for approval, writes Claude Code MCP config under the given name (default cortex).
  • cortex_logout — Remove the named Cortex MCP entry.
  • cortex_status — Check whether a Cortex MCP is configured and (optionally) probe the URL to confirm it answers.

Why this exists

The chicken-and-egg problem: a tool that logs you into Cortex MCP can't live on the Cortex MCP server itself, because at the moment of first login, that connection doesn't exist yet. The onboarder is a separate, secret-free MCP that you install once. From then on, login / switch tenant / logout are all chat commands instead of terminal copy-paste.

License

Apache-2.0. See the repository LICENSE.