For developers
From ticket to terminal in one command.
Connect Claude Code once, then hand any ticket to your agent with its full context — conversation, screenshots, recent commits, and a suggested branch name.
Mendaro ships an MCP server plus a plugin and skill for Claude Code — and the same server plugs straight into Codex. Connect once, then hand a ticket to your agent with its full context: the conversation, screenshots, recent commits, and a suggested branch name.
- More than 20 RBAC-scoped tools that mirror the web permissions
- Read and write: comment, set status, assign, snooze, link a PR
- Server-side GitHub reads, so no local clone is needed
> /mendaro-work-on 4821 Pulling ticket 4821 with full context...
Implement: Solve this ticket
No skill installed yet?
Copy a complete markdown brief instead — ticket, conversation, screenshots, recent commits, all inline.
Set up in one command
claude mcp add mendaro -- npx -y @mendaro/mcp- 1
Add the MCP server
One command registers Mendaro's MCP server with Claude Code. The same server also plugs into Codex.
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Authorize once
The first tool call opens your browser for a one-click authorization. The token is stored locally and only a hash of it is kept server-side.
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Work a ticket
Run /mendaro-work-on with a ticket id and Claude Code pulls a full handoff pack — the conversation, screenshots, recent commits, an evidence PDF, and a suggested branch name — then triages, plans, implements, links the commit or PR, and can draft the customer reply in the customer's language.
Also works with Codex
The MCP server is agent-agnostic: register it in Codex's ~/.codex/config.toml and Codex agents can pull and work the same tickets with the same permissions.
Learn moreQuestions, answered.
What is the MCP server?
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard for connecting AI agents to tools. Mendaro's MCP server exposes more than 20 RBAC-scoped tools — read a ticket with full context, search, comment, set status, prepare a handoff pack, read GitHub server-side, and more — that mirror your web permissions exactly. Install it with one line: claude mcp add mendaro -- npx -y @mendaro/mcp.
Does it work with agents other than Claude Code?
Yes. Any MCP-compatible agent can connect; Codex is supported out of the box via ~/.codex/config.toml.
What can a connected agent see and do?
Exactly what you can. Every MCP tool enforces the same role-based access control as the web app, tokens are stored hashed, and GitHub reads happen server-side, so no local clone is required.