Your own MCP servers
Speechy's notch assistant on Mac can use the tools from your own MCP servers. In Integrations, Custom MCP, paste a link, run a command or paste JSON, or import the servers Claude Code and Codex already use. Speechy tests each server live, and every new tool asks first until you change it.
How to use Your own MCP servers
Open Custom MCP
The second tab in Integrations.
Add your server
A link for a remote server, or the command that starts a local one.
Test and choose
Speechy runs it live, lists its tools and lets you set each one.
Ask for it
Speechy calls the tool when a request needs it.
What you do, what you get
Integrations
You do
“Click Import from Claude Code”
You get
The MCP servers Claude Code already uses, added to Speechy.
Integrations
You do
“Paste a server's JSON config”
You get
The server added and tested, with each of its tools listed.
Speechy's notch
You do
“Ask for something one of its tools does”
You get
Speechy calls that tool and answers in the notch. New tools ask first.
Questions
Local servers that start from a command, and remote ones you add by link.
Yes. Import reads them from Claude Code's and Codex's own settings on your Mac.
Not at first. New tools are set to Ask first. Change any tool to Always or Never on the server's sheet.
Speechy reads a server's tools once per launch. Quit and reopen Speechy to pick up the change.
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