Quickstart

Minimum setup

1. Use the hosted endpoint https://dev.thynaptic.com/mcp.
2. Set or supply a valid ORI API key.
3. Send Authorization: Bearer ori.<prefix>.<secret> (legacy glm.<prefix>.<secret> is also accepted by the runtime).
4. Reload the MCP host.

Hosted MCP endpoint

URL: https://dev.thynaptic.com/mcp
Authorization: Bearer ori.<prefix>.<secret>

Bootstrap-only auth:
Authorization: Bearer agb.<prefix>.<secret>

Host-specific variants live in /install-guides.json. If your host only supports stdio MCP, use the Python bridge fallback described there. For copy-paste host snippets, use Remote Configs.

Start with these tools

• ask_ori — general reasoning through the shared ORI runtime
• register_first_party_app — use a trusted agb bootstrap key to mint an approved first-party runtime key
• plan_with_ori — turn a goal into a short practical plan
• review_with_ori — review drafts, payloads, or plans
• draft_with_ori — generate a clean first draft
• send_email_via_ori — send outbound email through ORI's native runtime email layer
• design_notion_formula, repair_notion_formula, and explain_notion_formula — work on Notion formulas through ORI's Studio-side Notion builder layer
• list_surfaces and list_working_styles — choose the right lane first

Good defaults

• Use ask_ori when the host needs ORI's baseline reasoning.
• Use a surface only when product context matters.
• Use a profile only when a specific working style is needed.
• Use get_request_template and get_capabilities when the host needs exact contracts.

Related files

• Developer portal
• Remote Configs
• llms.txt
• agent.json
• mcp-config.example.json
• install-guides.json