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Dexi runs a Model Context Protocol server — the same notes, search, and capture engine as the app, exposed as tools any MCP client can call. Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or your own agent and it can answer from what you’ve actually read and saved, file new notes as you work, and quiz you on your review deck.
Transport is streamable HTTP; auth is OAuth 2.1 with browser consent — no API keys to paste. Every content kind is covered: typed notes, saved bookmarks, forwarded emails, and feed articles are all note-backed, so one search_notes call spans your whole workspace.
  • Getting Started — connect from Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code, Goose, Hermes Agent, OpenClaw
  • Tools — all eighteen tools with parameters and return shapes
  • Examples — flows agents run well
  • OAuth — protocol details for MCP client builders
  • Claude Code plugin, Hermes Agent plugin, and OpenClaw plugin — one-command installs that bundle the server with skills (and, for Hermes and OpenClaw, memory hooks: recall before every turn, optional session digest)
Don’t confuse the two MCP endpoints: mcp.dexi.net/mcp is your notes (this page’s subject, OAuth-gated). docs.dexi.net/mcp is a separate read-only server that searches this documentation site — Mintlify hosts one for every docs site, no account needed.

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Scopes

Clients typically request both; the consent page shows what was asked. Disconnect any client in Settings → Connected apps. Scopes say what a connection may do; the consent page also lets you limit what it may touch — everything, one folder, one tag, or a tag within a folder — per connection, editable any time in Settings → Connected apps, applied on the connection’s next request. Details: access restrictions.

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Teams and privacy

If you’re on a team, read tools see your own notes plus teammates’ team-shared notes (marked "shared": true with an owner name in results). Write tools work only on your own notes — a connected assistant can never modify a teammate’s note. Your folder assignments stay private; teammates’ shared notes carry no folder information.