Connect OrgX MCP for Organizational Memory
Add OrgX to any MCP-compatible client so agents can remember decisions, recall artifacts, approve work, delegate tasks, and track project progress without context switching.
Use streamable HTTP + OAuth
Most clients should use the streamable HTTP endpoint. You will be prompted to authenticate via OAuth and approve scopes.
Client-specific configuration
Every client uses the same remote URL and discovers OrgX OAuth from the MCP domain. Do not paste an OrgX API key into any of these clients.
Add a custom connector
Open Settings → Connectors. For a Team or Enterprise organization, choose Organization connectors. Add a custom connector, paste the /mcp URL, then select Connect and finish OAuth.
Create a workspace app
In a supported workspace, enable developer mode, then open Workspace Settings → Apps → Create. Add the /mcp endpoint, choose OAuth, scan tools, and complete the sign-in prompt.
Add a remote MCP server
Save this globally in ~/.cursor/mcp.json or per project in .cursor/mcp.json. Then open Tools & MCP, choose OrgX, and complete OAuth.
{
"mcpServers": {
"orgx": {
"url": "https://mcp.useorgx.com/mcp"
}
}
}Step-by-step setup
The exact UI differs by client, but the flow is always: add the server URL, authenticate, then run a first orchestration action.
Add endpoint
Paste the streamable HTTP URL into your MCP client's "Add server" flow.
OAuth sign-in
Complete OAuth in the browser and approve requested scopes. Scopes gate read/write tools.
Use shared memory
Remember decisions, recall project context, review approvals, or track progress directly inside your client.
Verify it's live
If you want a quick sanity check outside your client, hit the health endpoint.
curl -sS https://mcp.useorgx.com/healthzTroubleshooting
The most common issues are transport selection, OAuth browser handoff, and stale auth sessions.
Choose streamable HTTP and set the URL to https://mcp.useorgx.com/mcp. Use SSE only if your client does not support streamable HTTP.
Make sure your client can open a browser window and handle the callback. If needed, remove the connection and re-add it to restart the PKCE flow.
The registry UI does not have per-server routes. Use the search URL: https://registry.modelcontextprotocol.io/?q=com.useorgx%2Forgx-mcp.
Ready to connect?
Open the MCP integration page, add the endpoint to your client, then complete OAuth and run your first orchestration command.