Connect Miro to Codex
Search, read and write Miro from Codex. Arlet links the two through one MCP connection and takes care of keys and authentication.
Arlet makes Miro's official MCP server available from the AI client you already use. Signing in completes the connection; there is no app to create on the Miro side.
The AI can search boards, read their content, place diagrams and images, reply to comments and create prototypes. The available tools are those provided by Miro's official server, and each connection is bound to one Miro team. Miro's server is in public beta and has a daily tool-call limit per plan.
How to connect Miro to Codex
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In the Arlet dashboard, open Integrations β Add an integration and choose Miro. Sign in with Link Miro, name the connection and click Create.
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In your terminal, run codex mcp add arlet --url https://mcp.arlet.dev/mcp/ to add Arlet as an MCP server.
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Codex detects OAuth support and opens your browser. Sign in with Google and click Allow on the consent screen.
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Once connected, both the CLI and the IDE extension can call Arlet tools (the configuration is shared).
If the browser does not open, run codex mcp login arlet to redo the authentication.
What you can do
Miro tools that Codex can call.
board_search_boardsSearch and list the boards you can access.
board_createCreate a new board.
canvas_read_as_svgRead board items as SVG.
canvas_create_from_svgCreate several board items from SVG.
canvas_update_from_svgApply an SVG document as a diff to board items.
canvas_get_canvas_composer_skillGet the SVG specification for composing board layouts.
comment_list_commentsList comments on a board or an item.
comment_replyReply to a comment thread.
comment_resolveResolve or reopen a comment thread.
image_createPlace an image on a board.
image_get_dataGet an image item's metadata and data.
image_get_upload_urlGet a temporary URL for uploading an image.
prototype_readRead prototype screens from a board.
prototype_createCreate a Miro prototype from HTML screens.
The tool list follows what Miro's official MCP server provides and may change.
Example uses
Put a discussion on the board
Turn meeting notes or brainstorm output into sticky notes and frames on a board.
Summarize a board
Read a workshop board and write up the decisions and ideas.
Clear comments
List unresolved comments, reply where needed and resolve them.
Draw a diagram
Describe a workflow or architecture and get it drawn on a board as SVG.
Prompts you can use as-is
- Split these brainstorm notes into sticky notes on the Q4 Planning board
- Read the Workshop 9/18 board and list the decisions and ideas
- List the unresolved comments on the Website Redesign board and resolve the ones already addressed
- Draw the order-to-shipment workflow as a diagram on a new board
