Getting started with Korium

1. Use the right Korium workspace

Sign in to your Korium account. If your team invited you, use that invitation so your assistant reads the same company memory as theirs. A separate account is not automatically part of your company’s workspace.

If you need an account, see the account options. You also need access to the assistant you want to connect; Korium does not replace that subscription.

2. Connect the assistant you use

Each guide walks through the connection and the sign-in. Choose one to start; you can connect the others to the same workspace later.

• CodexUse the app’s MCP settings or the Codex command line.
• ChatGPTConnect remote MCP in ChatGPT, with a separate path for local desktop work.
• Claude CodeAdd Korium, then authorize it through /mcp.
• Claude CoworkAdd a custom connector through your Claude account.
• OpenClawAdd Korium to the agent’s outbound MCP connections.
• Another MCP clientUse the service address and OAuth scopes in the connection reference.

All these connections use https://api.kyroco.ai/mcp. Complete the browser sign-in and review the requested permissions. Do not copy tokens from another assistant to make a new connection work.

3. Check the connection, not just the settings

In your connected assistant, ask:

Use Korium to search for a decision about my project.
Show which memory you used. If nothing matches, say so.
Also tell me whether the Korium save tool is available.

A successful search call proves more than a server name in the settings. An empty result can be normal in a new workspace. An authentication error is different: finish signing in through this client before trying again.

The tools are agent_search and agent_capture; clients may put a prefix in front of those names. A read-only connection can search but cannot save. Check the permissions if you need both.

4. Save something and find it again

Follow Your first memory. It takes you through a labeled example, a capture receipt, a fresh-chat search and a correction. Keep the memory ID so you can check the answer against what was saved.

Add the parts your work needs

Use Korium:Skills to give your assistant a repeatable way to do a task, and Korium:Workflow to carry a piece of work through its steps and reviews. Add Korium:Code when the assistant needs to find its way around a codebase.

The Mac CLI is for that code map. Its sign-in is separate from your assistant’s memory connection. Keep those two setups separate when troubleshooting.