The Mihu MCP Server lets AI clients manage your workspace in natural language. The CLI configures those clients with the workspace and token from mihu login, so you never edit a config file by hand.
Set up a client
Restart the client, or reload its MCP servers, and ask it something:
List my Mihu agents and tell me which ones have a phone number bound.
The client calls tools such as list_agents and list_agent_phone_numbers on https://mcp.mihu.ai/mcp, which forwards them to your workspace with your token.
The token is written into the client’s configuration file in plain text. Remove it with mihu mcp remove <client> when you no longer need it, and revoke the token in your dashboard if the machine is shared.
The server exposes several hundred tools. Clients work better with fewer:
Available profiles: inbox, appointments, agent-builder, campaigns, workspace, quality.
Check the connection
Other clients
mihu mcp url prints everything a client could need: the server URL, the headers, a URL with the token embedded for clients that cannot send headers, and the OAuth client credentials.
Remove