Connect once.
Your agent does the rest.
GitMir as one MCP server in your editor. Add it to Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code or Codex, and your agent signs you in, connects the repository through GitHub, starts reading it and asks the product model from then on — no dashboard needed.
One line.
The same address everywhere.
Your editor keeps the sign-in. There is no key to copy and nothing to paste into settings.
claude mcp add --transport http gitmir-vibe https://vibe.gitmir.com/mcpTHEN TYPE /MCP IN CLAUDE CODE AND SIGN IN
codex mcp add gitmir-vibe --url https://vibe.gitmir.com/mcpTHEN RUN CODEX MCP LOGIN GITMIR-VIBE
https://vibe.gitmir.com/mcpFrom one line in the editor
to answers about your product.
You say yes twice — once to GitMir, once to GitHub. Everything else is your agent’s job.
Add the server
One line in Claude Code or Codex, one click in Cursor or VS Code. The address is the same everywhere.
Sign in once
Your editor opens GitMir in the browser. Sign in or create an account and press Allow — the editor keeps the sign-in, and there is no key to copy.
Choose the repository on GitHub
Your agent takes the repository of the folder you work in and gives you a link. GitHub asks which repositories GitMir can read, and reading starts when you come back.
Keep working in the editor
Your agent follows the reading until the model is ready, then asks GitMir what a change touches before it writes. New commits pushed? It reads them when you ask.
Setup tools.
And the whole of Intelligence.
Four tools get the repository connected and read. The rest answer about the product itself.
Where the repository is — not connected, reading or ready — and the one next step
Connects the repository of this folder, and sends you to GitHub only when GitMir cannot read it yet
Reads the commits pushed since the model was built, and says what that takes first
Files that keep the repository connected for everyone who opens it
The questions GitMir Intelligence answers: what something is, what depends on it, what a change reaches
Stay in the editor.
Or open GitMir.
What your editor connects is in GitMir too — for the moments you want to see it, share it or turn it off.
The editor gets its own sign-in, never a key. Disconnect it in GitMir and its access ends
GitMir reads only the repositories you choose on GitHub, through its GitHub App
A link your agent gives you works for 30 minutes, and only for your account
Shown in GitMir with everything else, marked via Vibe
People you invite see the same projects, with the access you give them
Free to start.
$29 per person when you need more.
Start with the credits of a new account and one repository. GitMir Vibe lifts the repository limit for the people on it and adds credits every month. Asking is free, and nothing is read without the number said first.
3,000 credits with a new account, and one repository on the Free plan
That person connects repositories with no limit from the plan — from the editor and in GitMir
Each person on GitMir Vibe adds 3,000 credits a month to your team’s shared credits
A team owner, in GitMir. When a limit is reached, your agent gives you the link — it never pays for you
Questions to the model use no credits, and your agent says what a reading takes before it starts
Add one server.
Ask your agent to connect the repository.
That is the whole setup. Everything after it happens in your editor — and in GitMir, when you want to look.