Möbius Prompt ← Back to Loop
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Bring Loop into your AI assistant.

Manage your Loop tasks just by chatting with your AI assistant — OpenClaw, Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, or any app that speaks MCP. It sees the same tasks as the Loop app, and anything it changes, you can undo.

Set it up

Where are you with your Loop Server token? Pick the one that fits.

I have a token

Add it and go.

  1. Ask your assistant how to add a new MCP server with a bearer token. Use Loop settings when you set it up.
  2. Try it. Ask “what's on today?” — if it answers, you're connected.
I don't have a token

Your assistant gets you one.

  1. Ask your assistant how to add a new MCP server without a token — use the address from Loop settings.
  2. Ask your assistant to set up the Loop MCP server. It gives you back a link.
  3. Open the link in your browser and save your token. You'll need it to connect both the Loop app and your assistant to your account.
  4. Add your token to the Loop MCP server config — ask your assistant how to add it as the bearer token.
  5. Add it to the Loop app too. Open Loop and paste your token in Settings — your queue shows up in the browser as well.
  6. Try it. Ask “what's on today?”

No assistant yet? You can also get an invite directly and come back here once you have your token.

Loop settings

This is what your assistant needs. Every app configures it a bit differently, but the values are the same everywhere.

Address (URL) 
https://mobiusprompt.com/api/mcp
Type Remote MCP server, over HTTP
Bearer token Use your Loop Server token.

OpenClaw, Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex all connect this way. “OAuth” sign-in is not supported.

What you can ask

Just talk to it normally — your assistant figures out the rest. Anything it changes, you can undo, and it always asks before deleting.

“What's on today?”see your list
“Done with the painting”mark it done
“Skip the cleaning” · “push the reading to tomorrow”skip or postpone
“Add stretching three times a week”start a new routine
“Undo that”take back the last change

Keep your Server token safe

Your Server token opens your whole Loop account.

It works both for the Loop web app and through your assistant, so treat it like a password: keep it private, don't share it in a chat, and don't post it anywhere public.

If your app can read the token from a saved environment variable, that's a bit safer than pasting it into a settings file — but either works. Any variable name is fine, e.g. LOOP_SERVER_TOKEN.