Your Notes, Inside Your AI Coding Agent.
Noogat connects to Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Codex CLI, and more via MCP — so you can search your captured ideas without ever leaving your terminal.
Get started free →What is MCP?
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard that lets AI coding assistants like Claude Code talk to external tools and data sources. Think of it as a plugin system for your AI agent — you give it access to things it couldn't reach before, and it can use them in-context while you work.
Noogat implements an MCP server, which means once you connect it, your AI agent can search your noogats directly. Ask "what did I capture about the auth flow?" and Claude will look it up for you.
Why would you want your notes in your coding agent?
Great question. A few reasons this turns out to be surprisingly useful:
- Architecture decisions you made last month. You captured the reasoning in a noogat. Now you're revisiting the decision and you want Claude to know why you made it — instead of re-explaining it from scratch.
- Bug patterns you've noticed. "There's something weird with the auth refresh on mobile." That's in a noogat. Your agent can find it before you can type it.
- Reminders and TODOs. Things you said "I should do this later" about. Your agent can pull them into context when relevant.
- Research notes. You capture things while reading docs or watching talks. They're searchable from inside your coding session without opening another app.
The basic idea: don't let your typing fingers be the bottleneck. Noogat + MCP means you spend less time re-explaining your own context to your AI and more time actually building things.
Supported clients
Claude Code OAuth
Anthropic's official CLI. One command — browser opens, done. No token to copy.
Cursor OAuth
AI-first code editor. Add the config, connect — browser handles auth.
Windsurf OAuth
Codeium's AI editor. OAuth flow confirmed working.
GitHub Copilot OAuth
VS Code extension. Supports HTTP MCP with browser auth.
Claude Desktop
The desktop app. Add a JSON snippet with your API token.
Codex CLI
OpenAI's terminal agent. Configure in ~/.codex/config.toml with an API token.
How to connect Noogat
You'll need a Noogat Pro account. Most clients support OAuth — your browser handles auth automatically. No token to copy, nothing to paste into a config file.
OAuth setup (Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, GitHub Copilot)
Claude Code — run in your terminal:
Claude Code will open your browser to authorize. Sign in if needed, click Authorize, and you're connected.
Cursor / GitHub Copilot — add to your mcpServers config (no token needed):
Windsurf — add to ~/.codeium/windsurf/mcp_config.json:
On first connect, your browser will open to authorize. Restart the client after adding the config.
Manual token setup (Claude Desktop, Codex CLI, or any client)
Go to Settings → MCP Integration in the web app to generate an API token, then add it to your client config.
Claude Desktop — add to your mcpServers config:
Codex CLI — add to ~/.codex/config.toml:
What can the agent actually do?
Once connected, your AI coding agent can:
- Search your noogats by keyword or natural language query
- Retrieve notes by tag or topic
- Surface noogats related to whatever you're currently working on
The agent uses your notes the same way you'd use them manually — but it can search faster, pull in relevant context without prompting, and reference your past thinking inside any conversation.
Is it secure?
Yes. A few things worth knowing:
- With OAuth, your token is issued automatically and stored by your AI client — you never see it or copy it anywhere.
- Tokens are specific to you and can be revoked any time from Settings → MCP Integration.
- Connections are authenticated on every request over HTTPS. There's no persistent session to intercept.
- The agent can search, capture, update, and delete noogats — the same things you can do manually. It only acts when you ask it to.
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FAQ
- Does Noogat send my notes to AI providers?
- No. The MCP server is just an API — it responds to requests from your AI agent and returns your notes to you. It doesn't independently send your content anywhere. When your agent retrieves a noogat, it's your agent, in your session, pulling data into a conversation you're already having — the same as if you'd searched and copy-pasted it yourself. Noogat doesn't have visibility into what your agent does with the content once it's retrieved.
- Does this work with the free tier?
- The MCP integration is a Pro feature. You can try Noogat for free and upgrade when you're ready.
- Does the AI agent see all my noogats?
- It can search and retrieve your noogats when asked, but it doesn't bulk-load them all at once. The agent pulls noogats on demand, the same way a search would.
- What if I revoke a token?
- Any client using that token immediately loses access. With OAuth clients you can just re-run the connect command and authorize again — a fresh token is issued automatically.
- I don't use Claude Code — can I still use this?
- Yes. Cursor, Windsurf, and GitHub Copilot all support the OAuth flow. Claude Desktop and Codex CLI use manual token setup — instructions for both are in the section above.