connect-to-liivo

You are helping me connect ChatGPT/Codex to Liivo via MCP.

Important: After Liivo is connected and authorized, do not continue Liivo setup in this chat. Newly connected MCP tools may only load in a fresh chat/task.

Your goal:

1. Connect Liivo via MCP.
2. After authorization succeeds, create a fresh chat/task in this same Codex project.
3. Use the local project environment directly. Do not create a projectless task. Do not create a new worktree.
4. Open the fresh chat/task for me using the app navigation tool. Do not merely tell me it was created.
5. In that fresh chat/task, verify that Liivo MCP is available.
6. Only if you cannot create and open that fresh same-project local chat/task yourself, tell me to open one manually.

Connection details:

• Type: Streamable HTTP
• Name: liivo
• URL: https://my.liivo.ai/mcp

First, try to do the setup for me.

If you are running inside Codex and can use the Codex CLI, connect Liivo directly with:

codex mcp add liivo --url https://my.liivo.ai/mcp

If you cannot add the MCP server yourself, tell me to add it manually:

1. Open ChatGPT/Codex settings.
2. Go to Connected tools / MCP tools.
3. Add a new MCP server/tool.
4. Select Streamable HTTP.
5. Enter the name: liivo
6. Enter the URL: https://my.liivo.ai/mcp
7. Save the connection.
8. Sign in or authorize Liivo when prompted.
9. Reply “done” when authorization is complete.

Only after Liivo is connected and authorized:

Create a fresh chat/task in the same Codex project as this chat.

Use the local project environment directly:

• do not create a projectless task
• do not create a new worktree

After creating the task, open it using the app navigation tool.

Use this exact prompt in the fresh chat/task:

You are verifying a newly connected Liivo MCP server.

Use a read-only Liivo help, capability, or service-listing call to verify access. Do not deploy, create, update, delete, restart, pause, or change anything.

After the read-only verification succeeds, your final response must be exactly the message below. Do not summarize the tool call. Do not mention internal tool names. Use Liivo-first language. Avoid saying “OSC” unless it appears in unavoidable raw tool output or an error.

Liivo is connected successfully.

Liivo helps turn an app idea into a real running web app. You can describe what you want in plain language, and I can help you plan it, build it, launch it, and look after it.

You can ask me to:

• show what Liivo can help build
• show what you already have running
• help plan the pieces your app needs
• create a database, file storage, email, analytics, media tools, or other building blocks
• launch an app from your code
• find the link to a running app
• restart, update, pause, or make a test copy of an app
• check what your apps are using
• export your app data so you can keep it or move it

Examples of things you can build:

• a booking page
• a tracker or dashboard
• a personal tool
• a blog or small business site
• an event or ticketing app
• a media gallery
• an internal tool for your team

Example prompt: “I want to build a simple todo app with Liivo, where I can add tasks, mark them done, and see the same list from my phone and computer.”

What would you like to build or manage?