CONNECT SYSTEM ONE

Connect System One.
One MCP URL.

Choose your agent and open a ready setup prompt. Verify your email and approve the connection in your browser. Then use hosted Code Mode to combine bounded Jev checks, or ask one direct question using evidence you supply.

QUICK SETUP

Add System One to your agent

Choose where you work. Open a ready install dialog in Cursor or VS Code, or let Codex and Claude Code add the MCP from a prepared prompt. You verify your email and approve access in your browser. After tool discovery, try sysone_code with a dependent set of checks.

Let Codex set it up

Open a prepared prompt. Codex adds the server and checks which tools are available.

The prompt contains an MCP address, never a credential. Review and send it in Codex.
Preview prompt
Or add it yourself
  1. Run codex mcp add system-one --url https://cloud.systemoneengine.com/mcp in a terminal.
  2. Complete browser sign-in. If needed, run codex mcp login system-one.
  3. Start a new chat and ask Codex to list System One tools.

Opening an agent or copying a command does not complete sign-in. Approve access in your System One workspace.

Free early access needs no payment card or waitlist. Your verified account has free Jev access with daily usage limits. Hosted Code Mode has a separate daily execution limit. Local setup uses your own provider key and currently offers direct tools only.

Optional: choose a recipe selection

Customize the saved recipes your agent discovers, then publish the selection in your workspace. You can connect without this step. Enabled service tools can still accept custom questions; recipe selection does not change a connection's permissions.

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Select a recipe to include it in the selection you publish. Your connected agent can read that selection through sysone://recipes.

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