Saya

Saya

Enables agents to query team brain for memory, channels, decisions, skills, and readiness through a central remote MCP endpoint.

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<p align="center"> <img src="assets/logo.png" alt="Saya" width="88" height="88" /> </p>

<h1 align="center">Saya plugins</h1>

<p align="center"><strong>Plug any agent into your team's Saya.</strong></p>

<p align="center"> Before you guess, ask the team brain. Saya exposes a central remote MCP endpoint so external agents can query live, trust-graded team knowledge from the workspace Saya already lives in. </p>

<p align="center"> <a href="https://saya.computer">saya.computer</a> · MCP: <code>https://saya-mcp.luke-nittmann.workers.dev/mcp</code> </p>


Install

<!-- AUTO-GENERATED:INSTALL START -->

Any MCP client (.mcp.json)

Add Saya as a Streamable HTTP MCP server at the live workers.dev origin. When your client prompts, complete browser OAuth for your team; the per-team bearer belongs in the client credential store, never in this repo.

{
	"mcpServers": {
		"saya": {
			"url": "https://saya-mcp.luke-nittmann.workers.dev/mcp",
			"transport": "streamable-http"
		}
	}
}

Any agent (npx skills)

Installs the secondary usage-guide skill for skill-aware agents. This teaches when to query Saya; the live MCP endpoint remains the product surface.

npx skills add creative-int/saya-plugins

Claude Code

Add the marketplace, install the Saya plugin, then complete browser OAuth before the first team-brain query.

/plugin marketplace add creative-int/saya-plugins
/plugin install saya@saya

Codex

Add this repo as a Codex plugin marketplace, install from /plugins, then authenticate the MCP connection for your workspace.

codex plugin marketplace add creative-int/saya-plugins

Cursor

Install Saya from the Cursor plugin marketplace, then authenticate the MCP connection for your workspace.

Cursor -> Settings -> Plugins -> Add marketplace -> creative-int/saya-plugins

<!-- AUTO-GENERATED:INSTALL END -->

To preview the available skills without installing:

npx skills add creative-int/saya-plugins --list

Quickstart: tap the team brain

  1. Add the MCP server with the generated .mcp.json block above, or install the plugin through Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor.
  2. When the client prompts for auth, complete browser OAuth with the workspace that owns the Saya brain. The bearer is per-team and should stay in the MCP client's credential store or environment, never in a tracked file.
  3. Start with saya_status if you need to confirm the live bridge, scopes, or workspace health.
  4. Use saya_context before making team-specific assumptions. Ask focused questions like: "What has this team decided about the Saya MCP launch? Return verified decisions first and call out candidate or deprecated notes."
  5. Use saya_act only for the curated approval-first memory save path. Treat it as a write that needs user intent, not a general automation channel.

If a client exposes raw MCP calls instead of a friendly tool picker, inspect tools/list after OAuth and follow the current input schema advertised by the server.

MCP surface

Saya exposes one central Streamable HTTP MCP server. Team identity and access come from per-team OAuth bearer auth plus workspace membership; never put tokens in repo files.

Tool Scope Purpose
saya_context saya.context Read bounded workspace context: provenance-graded team knowledge, lifecycle status, trust grade, decisions, skills, and captured workspace memory.
saya_act saya.act Save approved team memory through Saya's curated, idempotent, approval-first action path.
saya_status saya.status Check live MCP readiness, tool availability, auth posture, and Convex bridge health.

Status / readiness

The deployed endpoint is live on prod at https://saya-mcp.luke-nittmann.workers.dev/mcp. Production OAuth and workspace membership are required; authenticated saya_context queries return real, trust-graded team knowledge from Saya's Convex brain. saya_act is the approval-first save_memory path, and saya_status reports live bridge health.

The custom domain https://mcp.saya.computer/mcp is not routed yet, so this repo intentionally points at the current workers.dev origin.

Included skill

  • saya-team-brain — secondary usage guidance for agents deciding when to query Saya through MCP before answering. Useful for team memory, decision history, workspace norms, channel context, and "what does this team already know?" questions. Also answers to ask-team and team-context.

The skill lives at skills/saya-team-brain/SKILL.md.

See docs/team-brain-agent-tap.md for the runner-side sample flow and proof boundary.

Develop

pnpm install
pnpm generate        # regenerate all adapters from saya.config.ts
pnpm verify          # drift check + typecheck + build/help + MCP smoke

pnpm smoke always checks unauthenticated protected-resource metadata. Set SAYA_MCP_BEARER to additionally assert the authenticated tools/list surface.

License

MIT © creative-int

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