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cograph-connect

v0.1.0

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Connect Cograph to agent clients through MCP and Codex skills.

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Cograph Connect

Connect Cograph to local agent clients through MCP and Codex skills.

npx -y cograph-connect setup

The setup command stores your Cograph URL and token locally, validates the remote /mcp/ endpoint, and can configure Claude Desktop, Cursor, and Codex to launch a local stdio MCP proxy.

What It Installs

  • A local stdio MCP proxy named cograph.
  • Client config entries for Claude Desktop, Cursor, and Codex.
  • A Codex skill at ~/.codex/skills/cograph-connect.

The Cograph token is stored outside client configs:

  • macOS/Linux: ~/.config/cograph-connect/config.json
  • Windows: %APPDATA%/cograph-connect/config.json

On POSIX systems the config directory is written as 0700 and the config file as 0600.

Token Scopes

Create a Cograph personal access token with:

  • mcp
  • api:read

Commands

cograph-connect setup
cograph-connect status --check
cograph-connect config print
cograph-connect mcp --profile default

Use COGRAPH_CONNECT_TOKEN to override the stored token for one command.