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mojulo

v0.8.0

Published

Mojulo — MCP server for building self-hosted chatbots from any MCP-capable agent (Claude Code, Codex, and friends).

Downloads

776

Readme

Mojulo

MCP server for building self-hosted chatbots from any MCP-capable agent (Claude Code, Codex, and friends). Describe the bot you want — Mojulo compiles it into a portable Docker artifact you own. Conversations live in the bot's own SQLite, hash-chained turn by turn. The MCP surface composes alongside your other MCPs (Drive, Gmail, your CRM), so the build/deploy/operate loop runs entirely inside an agent session.

Three binaries, one install:

  • mojulo — stdio MCP server (npx -y mojulo, wired into Claude Code, Codex, or any other MCP host).
  • mojulo-ui — local dashboard for visual operation (npx -y -p mojulo mojulo-ui).
  • mojulo-config — provider key CLI (npx -y -p mojulo mojulo-config set anthropic sk-...).

Both mojulo and mojulo-ui share the same ~/.mojulo/ state, so anything you mint from your agent shows up in the dashboard's fleet view immediately, and vice versa.

Quickstart

# 1. Wire mojulo into your MCP-capable agent.
#    Claude Code / Claude Desktop:
claude mcp add mojulo --command "npx -y mojulo"
#    Codex CLI: add to ~/.codex/config.toml
#      [mcp_servers.mojulo]
#      command = "npx"
#      args = ["-y", "mojulo"]
#    Other MCP hosts: register the same `npx -y mojulo` stdio command.

# 2. Configure at least one LLM provider key
#    (mojulo-config ships inside the mojulo package, so -p mojulo is required)
npx -y -p mojulo mojulo-config set anthropic sk-ant-...

# 3. In an agent session, ask:
#    "build me a triage bot for my dental practice"

# 4. Operate the fleet visually (optional, anytime):
npx -y -p mojulo mojulo-ui
#    Opens a local dashboard at 127.0.0.1 and pops your browser. Shares
#    ~/.mojulo/ with the MCP, so any bot you mint via your agent appears in
#    the fleet view immediately. Flags: --port <n>, --no-open, --help.

Compiled bots land in ~/.mojulo/data/artifacts/. Run them with docker compose up, or set a Fly token (npx -y -p mojulo mojulo-config set fly fo1_...) and ask your agent to deploy to the cloud.

On first connect, your agent calls forward_context to read mojulo's glossary, lifecycle, and tool index — so the session orients itself before doing anything. Host adapters (claude-code, codex, generic) auto-resolve from the connecting client.

Tools at a glance

  • Buildinfer_intent, generate_*, save_modular_bot. Describe a bot in free text; the tools sequence themselves into a compiled zip.
  • Operateget_deployment, query_conversations, get_conversation, query_submissions, verify_chain. Read what each connected bot has captured. Transcript content never leaves the bot's SQLite — these tools proxy through.
  • Fleetfleet_query_conversations, fleet_analytics_summary, verify_fleet_chains. Cross-bot rollups; same posture, just batched.
  • Catalystslist_catalysts, recommend_catalysts, get_catalyst. Curated workflow recipes your agent materializes through its host adapter — a Claude Code skill, a Codex automation, or a generic workflow.md.

Catalysts shipped

qualify-lead-to-crm · appointment-to-calendar · submission-to-ticket · submissions-to-warehouse · document-extract-to-store · scan-conversations-for-signal · knowledge-gap-miner · weekly-submissions-digest · conversations-to-channel-digest

Your agent reads one, binds it to a destination MCP you already have installed, and writes a runnable artifact through the host adapter for its client. The catalyst is the nucleation point; the resulting artifact is yours.

Dashboard

The mojulo-ui bin boots a local Next.js dashboard on 127.0.0.1, no clone required:

npx -y -p mojulo mojulo-ui                # auto-port, opens browser
npx -y -p mojulo mojulo-ui --port 3999    # pin the port
npx -y -p mojulo mojulo-ui --no-open      # skip browser launch

Same primitives as the MCP, different face — useful when you want to:

  • Browse conversations and submissions interactively (filter, scroll, scan).
  • Mint a bot via the wizard form rather than chat-builder turn-taking.
  • See fleet analytics as charts rather than JSON tables.
  • Click around between bots without leaving the browser.

Shares ~/.mojulo/data/mojulo-lite.db with the MCP via WAL mode, so the two can run side-by-side.

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License

Apache License 2.0