MCP setup · OpenAI

CSS Crème in Codex

One command connects Codex to 12 tools that search real design systems, pull a DESIGN.md with measured contrast, and decode any public site into tokens. Free, no account, no API key.

  1. Run one command

    npx -y add-mcp https://csscreme.com/mcp -a codex -n csscreme
    This project only
    .codex/config.toml
    Every project (add -g)
    ~/.codex/config.toml

    For every project on this machine: npx -y add-mcp https://csscreme.com/mcp -a codex -n csscreme -g

    Codex keeps its config in TOML, not JSON, so do not paste a block from another client. Let the installer write the table.

  2. About writing it by hand

    Codex spells a remote server in its own way, and we have not verified that shape line by line, so this page does not print one. A config block that is nearly right is the thing that makes people give up. Run the command above and read what it wrote to .codex/config.toml.

  3. Confirm it connected

    Start a Codex session and ask it to list its MCP tools. csscreme should answer with 12.

    Then try it. Ask Codex: “Use csscreme to find a calm fintech dashboard theme, then pull its DESIGN.md.” It should call search_themes, then get_design_md.

  4. Make the design system stick

    Connecting the server is half of it. The other half is telling Codex to read the DESIGN.md at the start of every session, not just this one. How Codex reads a DESIGN.md →

What Codex can now do

The full MCP page, with a live try-it panel, the limits and the changelog. Endpoint: https://csscreme.com/mcp

Other clients