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smolify

v0.0.3

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Install the Smolify MCP and agent skill across coding agents.

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Readme

smolify

One command installs the hosted Smolify MCP and the smolify-api-docs Agent Skill without copying access tokens into a repository:

npx -y smolify

Or install it once. Like CodeDB's installer, a global npm install detects the agents already present on the machine and registers Smolify additively:

npm install -g smolify
smolify doctor

smolify is the primary executable; smoly remains as a compatible alias. Local dependency installs do not edit user configuration. Set SMOLIFY_SKIP_POSTINSTALL=1 to skip global auto-registration too.

The installer writes an additive portable smolify entry to ~/.mcpconfig.json, writes each detected agent's native configuration shape, and installs the cross-client skill at ~/.agents/skills/smolify-api-docs. The native files are authoritative because remote MCP fields differ between clients.

smolify install --agent codex,cursor
smolify install --dry-run
smolify status
smolify doctor
smolify uninstall

Public repository discovery and search work without signing in. Private docs, ratings, proposals, and publishing use the agent's MCP OAuth flow. For Codex, you can authorize explicitly with:

codex mcp login smolify

The installer only updates the smolify MCP entry. Other MCP servers and unrelated agent settings are preserved, and writes are atomic.

Supported agents

| Agent | Configuration written | Transport | |---|---|---| | Codex | ~/.codex/config.toml | Native Streamable HTTP | | Claude Code | ~/.claude.json | Native HTTP | | Gemini CLI | ~/.gemini/settings.json | Native Streamable HTTP | | Devin | ~/.config/devin/config.json | Native HTTP | | Cursor | ~/.cursor/mcp.json | Native Streamable HTTP | | Windsurf | ~/.codeium/windsurf/mcp_config.json | Native HTTP | | OpenCode | ~/.config/opencode/opencode.json | Native remote MCP | | Factory Droid | ~/.factory/mcp.json | Native HTTP | | Forge | ~/forge/.mcp.json | Native HTTP | | Graff | <current project>/.mcp.json | Stdio through pinned mcp-remote |

Pass --agent graff from the project you want to configure. Graff currently accepts stdio MCP servers, so Smolify uses a pinned HTTP-to-stdio bridge for that client. All other clients connect to Smolify directly.

Smolify is hosted, so there is no platform binary to download: clients connect directly to https://app.smol.ly/mcp, preserving native HTTP transport and OAuth where the client supports it. smolify doctor performs a real MCP initialize and tool-discovery handshake against that endpoint.