Morion

MCP is how external AI clients reach Morion. Mo is the assistant that lives inside it.

They're not redundant — they're a team. Mo runs the workspace: organises your data, finds anything fast, drafts updates, watches your projects, asks before anything risky. Your MCP-connected agents (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini Antigravity, Cursor, Cline, Zed) do the actual work — write the code, the docs, the designs.

Same notebook, same kanban, same audit log. Every action is logged with the actor — "claude-code", "codex", "cursor", "Mo", "user" — so you always know who did what.

Mo turns MCP into a serious work handoff: when Claude Code or Codex picks up a ticket, Mo packages the work packet — task, spec, related notes, sibling tickets, decisions, recent activity, open questions, and risks — and hands it to the agent. No more "read the whole repo brain from scratch." And if you want to compose the whole loop — build, review, decide, complete — seeAuto-code.

{ "mcpServers": { "morion": { "command": "morion", "args": ["mcp"] } } }

{ "morion": { "command": "morion", "args": ["mcp"] } }

Same shape works for any MCP client that supports stdio transport.

Every tool is available to everyone. Morion is free and open source — no paywalls, no locked tools.

Six statuses: note · backlog · todo · doing · review · done. A task is just a note with a status — same search, same folders, same MCP.

Discuss a note or task with your agents — three speakers (you, the LLM body author, anyone commenting). Audit and comments stream into one timeline.

Paste a screenshot in your notebook. Your AI client retrieves it as a real image, not a base64 wall.

Every MCP write is logged with the client name. You always know what changed and who did it.

Your work notes, your journal, and your production deploy button shouldn't all have the same agent access. Morion draws the lines — folder visibility, read-only vs read-write, and status transitions allowed per agent. Included for everyone, free.

Choose which folders your AI can see. Private folders are completely invisible to MCP — they don't show up in search results, tool calls, or folder listings. Your journal stays yours.

Some folders your AI should read but never modify. Meeting notes, reference docs, project specs — let it search and quote, but not rewrite. Other folders you want it to write to freely. Set it per folder.

A folder rule covers most cases, but a single sensitive note can opt out independently. Three flags per note (visible / update / delete) override the parent folder's defaults.

Acquisition memo (sealed) invisible to MCP

Folder is visible by default. One note overrides it.

Apache 2.0 — every feature unlocked for everyone

Per-folder + per-note MCP permissions, unlimited boards, Mo work packets on your LLM key, and the Auto-code build-review harness — all included.

Most tools give AI full access or no access. Morion is the only one with per-folder, per-client granularity.

~ partial / community plugin based on public documentation as of April 2026

macOS app is live. Download free, connect your AI client, and Morion shows up in your tools list.

Interact with Apple Notes using natural language on macOS.

Let your AI assistant directly manage calendar, email, notes, and control any Mac app.

Access and manage Apple Notes on macOS via AppleScript.

Python tools for MCP that integrate with native Apple applications like Messages, Notes, Mail, and more on macOS.

Search, read, and create speech-to-text transcripts on-device with the Whisper Notes Mac app — 100% offline, no open ports.

Enables LLM clients to interact with macOS applications through AppleScript. Built using the @beyondbetter/bb-mcp-server library, this server provides safe, controlled execution of predefined scripts with optional support for arbitrary script execution.

Create notes, search, & think with your Fabric AI workspace

MCP server to interact with Routine: calendars, tasks, notes, etc.

On-device tools to detect AI-generated text and images, score readability, and strip AI artifacts, running locally on Apple silicon.

From the creators of Wunderlist — the all-in-one task management app for to-do lists, notes, and projects. AI-powered productivity that replaces 5 apps.