Mint shows Codex MCP workflow

This reads more like a capability demo than a formal launch, but it matters because it makes a niche 3D app callable from a mainstream coding agent.

• –Codex support expands Mint beyond its own web app and into the broader MCP ecosystem
• –The Hogwarts bridge example is intentionally playful, but it proves the agent can do real, concrete creative work
• –For tool builders, MCP compatibility is becoming a useful shortcut to reach multiple AI clients without building separate integrations
• –The real moat will be server reliability, permissions, and repeatable workflows, not the novelty of a single generated scene
• –If Mint can keep the UX smooth, this could turn into a serious acquisition channel for creators who already live in agent workflows