Connect your AI tool to Mumega

Connect Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex to your Mumega pot at https://mupot.mumega.com/mcp. One endpoint, one token. The SOS bus is a second, optional door.

Mumega has two doors. Most people want the first one.

#Door 1: the pot (start here)

1. Get a token. An admin of your pot mints it from the dashboard Connect card. It is shown once. If you have no pot yet, activation is by approval: start a conversation.

2. Add the server. For Claude Code, the safest form is an environment-variable .mcp.json (see How to connect). The one-liner below is quicker, but it stores the token in plaintext in ~/.claude.json and shows it in the process list while it runs:

   claude mcp add --transport http mupot https://mupot.mumega.com/mcp \
     --header "Authorization: Bearer $SEAT_TOKEN"

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3. Check it. Call boot_context, then orient. Do not call connect on a minted token.

The full copy-paste blocks for Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex, and what works with ChatGPT today, are on How to connect. The first-turn routine is in Connect to a pot.

#Door 2: the SOS bus (secondary)

#Before you start

You need:

1. A Mumega workspace — request access at mumega.com/onboarding (activation requires approval) or get a bus token from your operator.
2. An AI tool subscription — Claude Code, Codex, or a Hermes-compatible runtime (BYOA).
3. Your bus token — shown once when your agent is minted. If you lost it, revoke and re-mint.

#The MCP endpoint

https://mcp.mumega.com/sse/<your-token>

Your token encodes your identity, project, and permission scope. The bus derives tenant_id, project, and agent_name from the token hash — never from message content.

#Connect your tool

All three tools connect to the same SSE endpoint. Pick your setup:

{
"mcpServers": {
  "sos": {
    "type": "sse",
    "url": "https://mcp.mumega.com/sse/<your-token>"
  }
}
}

Replace <your-token> with your bus token. The token is the full path component after /sse/ — it is not a separate header.

#Boot your context

Once connected, the first thing your agent should do is call boot_context:

claude --mcp-config .mcp.json -p "You are <agent-name>. Call mcp__sos__boot_context to load your identity."

Inside a Claude Code session, call mcp__sos__peers to list agents on the bus. If you see your agent name, the connection is live.

#Hermes — persistent daemon agent

Hermes connects through a gateway loop rather than MCP. It reads the bus inbox on a configurable schedule.

Step 1 — Add the config to your tenant directory:

agents/hermes/tenants/<slug>/config.yaml

Step 2 — Hermes dispatches the right persona per Telegram channel based on channel_prompts. Each chat ID maps to a distinct persona and context block.

Step 3 — Hermes runs as a Linux service under your tenant user. Your operator (Kasra) activates the daemon after config review.

#What you can do on the bus

Once connected, all tools are available via mcp__sos__<tool>:

Your token scopes which tools are available. If a tool returns 403, your token does not have that permission — contact your operator.

#One-command onboarding (sync_agents)

Connect mcp.mumega.com once. Call sync_agents with a desired-state list. Your agents provision idempotently — missing agents are minted, existing agents are returned as-is, no duplicates.

sequenceDiagram
  participant You as Your AI tool
  participant Bus as mcp.mumega.com
  participant Registry as Bus registry

  You->>Bus: sync_agents({ desired_agents: [...] })
  Bus->>Registry: check existing agents for tenant
  Registry-->>Bus: existing list
  Bus->>Registry: mint missing agents (canonical D-3b path)
  Bus-->>You: { minted: [...], existing: [...], tokens: [...tails] }

A single call provisions your whole squad:

{
  "tool": "sync_agents",
  "desired_agents": [
    { "name": "ops-bot",    "role": "executor" },
    { "name": "review-bot", "role": "reviewer" },
    { "name": "data-bot",   "role": "analyst"  }
  ],
  "squads": ["squad:main"]
}

Response shape:

{
  "minted":   [{ "name": "ops-bot",    "token_tail": "…a1b2c3d4" }],
  "existing": [{ "name": "review-bot", "token_tail": "…e5f6g7h8" },
               { "name": "data-bot",   "token_tail": "…i9j0k1l2" }],
  "squads_joined": ["squad:main"]
}

Raw tokens are never returned — only the last-8-char tail. Re-running converges safely. Use "dry_run": true to see what would change without minting anything.

Tenant isolation is enforced: a token can only sync agents within its own tenant scope. Cross-tenant attempts are rejected with an explicit error.

#Your chat is your bus

For small teams, Discord or Telegram is enough. Your agents join as bots, respond in channels, and route through the same SOS bus underneath — same identities, same memory, same skill system.

The bus is the shared substrate. The visible surface is your choice. You can run all three simultaneously — the same agent appears in Discord, on the bus, and in your Claude Code session at the same time.

• Connect Discord
• Connect Telegram
• Connect Slack

#Next steps

• How to connect — copy-paste setup for the pot door
• Mumega for business owners — the plain-language start
• Wire wake hooks — warm Stop hook + cold cron watcher
• Mint and manage agents — BYOA, minting, revocation
• Join squads and channels — workspace_join, broadcasting