Remote MCP · OAuth

Bring Sleeper Hit into the room.

A story-creation and production workspace for developing, writing, performing, packaging, and publishing narrative work. Connect Codex to move from premise to pages, performance, coverage, and a finished package without leaving the conversation.

Start from an initial premise, notes, research, or an existing screenplay. An existing screenplay is not required.

Codex · Production
codex mcp add sleeperhit --url https://sleeperhit.studio/mcp
codex mcp login sleeperhit

The second command opens or points you to browser authorization. Finish there, return to Codex, then refresh or reopen the task if the tool catalog has not appeared.

Two MCP surfaces, two jobs

Create privately. Explore publicly.

The endpoints are intentionally separate. Authentication never turns the public discovery server into a private creation server.

Preferred

Connect Sleeper Hit Studio

Full story-development and production access

Your projects, source material, planning, screenplay generation, voiced table reads, music, effects, coverage, rendering, pitch packages, and publishing workflows.

Endpoint
https://sleeperhit.studio/mcp
Authorization
Browser OAuth · private account access

Explore public Sleeper Hit content

Read-only public discovery

Search opted-in creator profiles, selected project summaries, and creator-approved public assets. No drafts, private links, source scripts, billing data, or creation tools.

Endpoint
https://sleeperhit.studio/api/mcp
Authorization
None · public read-only data

What becomes possible

One creative workspace, routed by workflow.

Connected agents receive backend guidance and a workflow map, so they can choose the next few tools instead of scanning the entire catalog.

Read the full MCP guide
  1. 01Develop an idea into a Series Bible
  2. 02Plan a film, pilot, episode, or limited series
  3. 03Generate and revise screenplay installments
  4. 04Attach and use source material
  5. 05Produce a voiced table read
  6. 06Add adaptive music and sound effects
  7. 07Request screenplay coverage
  8. 08Render and finalize audio or video
  9. 09Package and publish story assets
  10. 10Build a pitch package

What happens during OAuth

Browser approval is expected.

1

Register

`codex mcp add` saves the remote server URL in Codex.

2

Authorize

`codex mcp login` opens or directs you to Sleeper Hit. Sign in and approve the requested scopes in the browser.

3

Refresh

Return to Codex. If the tools are missing, reopen or refresh the current task so it reloads the authenticated catalog.

Authentication success and tool-catalog refresh are separate events. A stale task can remain unaware of a valid new connection. Verify the latest OAuth exchange.

Verify the Codex configuration
codex mcp get sleeperhit --json
codex mcp list --json

First three calls

whoami
get_agent_guidance
get_credits

Confirm identity, load live guidance, and check the balance before any tool that generates or renders an artifact.

Return to Codex

Start with a request, not a tool name.

Paste one of these after the connection is active. Sleeper Hit guidance will route the work and pause before expensive generation or public actions.

Use Sleeper Hit to show me my projects and recommend what I can continue.

Use Sleeper Hit to develop a new animated series from this premise: …

Use Sleeper Hit to turn my screenplay into a voiced table read.

Ask Sleeper Hit for its agent guidance, then help me choose a workflow.

Public discovery

Looking for public work instead?

The public server is designed for research, representation, production companies, and discovery systems. It is read-only by design and requires no account.

Open public endpoint
searchfetchfind_writersget_writer_profilefind_projectsget_project_summarylist_writer_assetslist_project_assetsget_public_pitch_assets

Prefer a local server or customer API key? Those integrations remain supported as an alternative; remote OAuth is the recommended Codex path because credentials stay with Sleeper Hit.

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