Meo Mai Moi MCP

Connect, authorize, and safely use Meo Mai Moi through its OAuth MCP gateway for pet profiles, care and health records, habits, microchips, sharing, rehoming...

Use the OAuth MCP gateway for Meo Mai Moi: pet management for nerds. Meo Mai Moi remains authoritative for product rules and permissions; MCP is the agent-facing adapter. Do not duplicate pet-domain operating knowledge from the separate meo-mai-moi skill.

Connect

1. Check whether Meo MCP tools or a saved meo-mai-moi server are already available. Reuse a valid connection instead of registering a duplicate.
2. When the user explicitly asks to connect or authorize Meo, treat that as authority to configure only the client's meo-mai-moi MCP entry. Initiate OAuth yourself when the client and execution policy allow it.
3. Choose scopes with the rules below, then configure https://mcp.meo-mai-moi.com/mcp and authenticate through OAuth.
4. Treat these as separate states—do not collapse them:
   • Configured: the client has a saved meo-mai-moi server entry.
   • OAuth success: tokens were exchanged and stored.
   • MCP probe success: a live client session reaches the gateway (OpenClaw: openclaw mcp probe meo-mai-moi).
   • Native tool projection: Meo tools are callable in the current agent session (after OpenClaw /new or /reset, or an equivalent client reload).
5. Only after projection, discover tools and start with a read such as list_pets.

Never ask for an OAuth access token, refresh token, client secret, stored OAuth file, or Meo personal API token. A headless OpenClaw flow has a narrow private-chat exception for the short-lived authorization URL and single-use code; follow references/openclaw.md.

Read references/connection.md for presets, scope tables, and client-neutral setup. When running in OpenClaw, read and follow references/openclaw.md. Read references/safety.md before consequential writes or structured errors.

Choose scopes

• An explicit narrow task requests only that task's domain scopes.
• A broad or unqualified request such as “connect Meo Mai Moi” or “manage my pets” defaults to the Everyday care preset.
• Full management is never inferred. Offer it only when the user asks for everything or explicitly selects it, and warn first that it permits sensitive reads and writes across finances, messages, sharing, placement, groups, profile, and invitations.
• Scope upgrades stay task-driven: reauthorize only for the missing domain scopes unless the user explicitly changes preset.

Everyday care and Full management scope strings live in references/connection.md.

Work safely

• Discover current state and resolve stable IDs before mutating.
• For updates and deletes, preserve the version returned by the matching read.
• Use a new idempotency key for each intended write. Reuse it only to retry the exact same write after an uncertain transport failure.
• Treat sharing, rehoming/placement, messages, groups, finance, invitations, medical media, and personal profile data as sensitive.
• Verify a completed write with the relevant read tool.

Choose the right integration

Use this skill for remote OAuth MCP. If the user explicitly wants a direct REST integration with a user-managed Meo personal API token, stop and use the separate meo-mai-moi skill.

Public documentation

• Clients: https://github.com/troioi-vn/meo-mcp/blob/main/docs/clients.md
• Tools: https://github.com/troioi-vn/meo-mcp/blob/main/docs/tools.md
• OAuth: https://github.com/troioi-vn/meo-mcp/blob/main/docs/oauth.md
• Errors: https://github.com/troioi-vn/meo-mcp/blob/main/docs/errors.md

Keep personal records, messages, invitation material, health data, and financial values out of chat unless the user needs them to decide.