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Your own MCP servers for Claude Code, Codex and GitHub Copilot, and how each is doing in a loop.

Where Settings › Loops › Servers 1 min read

How it works

  1. Open Settings, then Loops, and choose Add server from the Servers heading's menu.
  2. Give it a name, then pick what it Runs as: a Command, with its Environment, or a URL, with its Headers.
  3. Pick the agents that get it. Every loop of those agents has it straight away, open ones included.
  4. In a loop, Loop context at the foot of the message box lists its servers with their state, such as Connected, Needs sign-in or Failed, and their tools.
  5. A server's row offers what it needs, such as Sign in or Reconnect. Right-click it to Turn off, Sign out or Edit in settings.

Good to know

  • When a server is down, the top of the message box says "A server needs attention". Closed, it stays hidden in every loop until that server is up again.
  • A server that signs in asks the first time a loop starts it, in your browser.
  • Servers are kept in each agent's own files in your home folder, and Origami keeps no copy. The list shows your own, not a project's.
  • Codex only takes a server over streamable HTTP.
  • Origami's own server is set up under MCP server.

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