Mimeo and Claude Code

What Claude Code can do in Mimeo

• Build and change flows. Read the schema, save a draft flow, validate it, dry-run it on a real subscriber, and make it live only when you say so.
• Write emails and segments. Draft an email, preview it as a real person, send yourself a test, and define segments as rules.
• Answer questions from live data. Look people up, read their email activity and pull reports for any email, sequence, flow or broadcast.
• Work on files you review. In the manager repo, ./bin/mimeo pull, edit, ./bin/mimeo diff, then ./bin/mimeo push, which validates and rehearses the change on your Mimeo before it applies.

The MCP docs list every tool.

Setting it up

The manager repo is already wired for Claude Code: it ships a .mcp.json that points at your Mimeo's MCP server, a CLAUDE.md with the operating rules, and skills for recurring jobs such as building a flow from a brief or importing a CSV.

1. Download the Mimeo Manager ZIP from the License page of your Mimeo account, extract it and run git init.
2. On your Mimeo, open Settings → Agents & API → Manager repo and create a token.
3. Run ./bin/mimeo init --host https://mimeo.example.com with your own address, then export MIMEO_TOKEN="$(cat .mimeo/token)".
4. Open Claude Code in the repo and approve the project's MCP server when it asks.

To use Mimeo from another project, create a token under Settings → Agents & API and add the server directly:

claude mcp add --transport http mimeo https://your-mimeo.com/mcp \
  --header "Authorization: Bearer mm_your_token"

Don't do both in the same repo. Full steps: your manager repo and MCP server.