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If you work from your editor or the terminal, you can talk to Brein there too: ask for a customer list while you code, or check your pipeline without leaving your tool. Brein connects with the same address in every client:

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Codex

1

Add the server

2

Sign in

The browser opens: sign in to Brein.
3

Pick your workspace and approve

Brein shows what Codex will be able to do. Pick your workspace and approve.
4

Check

Brein should be in the list.
5

Start a new session

Open Codex again so it loads the tools.

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Cursor

1

Open the MCP settings

In Cursor open Settings → MCP and choose to add a server.
2

Paste the configuration

3

Connect

Cursor shows Brein with a connect button. Tap it and sign in.
4

Pick your workspace and approve

Approve what Brein shows you.
5

Check

Brein should show a green dot and its tools listed.

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Ask this to test it

Show me the Brein workspaces I can use and how many credits I have left.
If it answers with your workspace and your plan, you are connected. Then: your first requests.
Using another tool, like VS Code, Windsurf, OpenCode or OpenClaw? See how to connect another client.