Connect
Flicx Sheet, from your terminal and your AI apps
Your sheets, to-dos, notes and files, where you already work. It acts as you, and asks before it changes anything.
Flicx CLI
From a terminal. Windows, macOS and Linux, with Node 18 or later.
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Install it
npm install -g @flicx/cli
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Sign in
flicx login
Your browser opens Flicx Sheet. Press Authorize, then type the 8-digit code into the terminal.
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Use it
flicx list_workspace flicx tools flicx ask "what is on my calendar tomorrow?"
Flicx MCP
From an AI app. Ask in plain words, and it reads and changes your Flicx Sheet for you.
AI apps on the web
ChatGPT and others that take a server address
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Add a custom MCP server in the app, with this address
https://mcp.flicx.space/mcp
In ChatGPT: Settings, Plugins, Add, Create custom MCP server. Turn on Developer mode first if Add is not shown.
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Choose OAuth as the sign-in
Leave any client ID or secret empty.
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Press Allow on the Flicx page that opens
AI apps on your computer
VS Code, Claude, Cursor and others that start a program
- 1
Install Flicx CLI and sign in
npm install -g @flicx/cli flicx login
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Add Flicx to the app's MCP settings
VS Code, in .vscode/mcp.json:
{ "servers": { "flicx": { "command": "flicx", "args": ["mcp"] } } }Claude, Cursor and most others:
{ "mcpServers": { "flicx": { "command": "flicx", "args": ["mcp"] } } } - 3
Restart the app, and ask it about your sheets
What it can and cannot do
- It works as you, with what you can already see in Flicx Sheet. Nothing of anyone else's.
- Anything that changes or deletes asks for your yes first, and says what it is about to do.
- An AI app gets a key of its own, not your password. Disconnect it in that app and the key stops working.
- You need a Flicx Sheet account. Make one, or sign in.