Integrations

How integrations work

Sirro exposes an MCP server with four tools: sirro_save, sirro_get, sirro_update, and sirro_open. When your agent is connected with your API key, it can write, read, and update assets in your library without a browser login.

Your library is not tied to a single codebase. The same assets are available everywhere your API key is configured.

Supported tools

• Cursor

  Add Sirro through MCP settings or a one-click install link from your dashboard.

• Claude Code

  Register Sirro as a user-scoped MCP server with the claude mcp add CLI.

• Codex

  Add Sirro to ~/.codex/config.toml or register it with codex mcp add.

• Antigravity

  Any MCP-compatible agent can connect with your Sirro API key and API URL.

• GitHub Copilot

  Use Sirro where your Copilot workflow supports MCP servers for external tools.

• Devin

  Give Devin access to your Sirro library so it can save and retrieve team assets.

Setup pattern

Every integration follows the same core steps:

1. Create a Sirro account and copy your workspace API key from the dashboard.
2. Register the Sirro MCP server in your agent (npx -y @sirro/mcp).
3. Set SIRRO_API_KEY and SIRRO_API_URL in the server environment.
4. Ask your agent to save or retrieve assets by name in any project.

Step-by-step config for each tool is in the Documentation. The Connect page in your dashboard also generates install snippets for Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex.

Other MCP agents

Any MCP-compatible coding agent can connect to Sirro. If your tool supports custom MCP servers, use the same command and environment variables documented in Documentation.