Start the host. Keep what it didinside Claude Code, Cursor, Codex.

We start the host with your server attached, send the same requests, and keep the version, the tool it called, the server's answer, and the host's own words.

Same requests

One sitting each

Cursor

Called the server. The answer was kept.

Called

Claude Code

Stopped and asked for a keyword and a brief.

Asked

Codex

The server refused. The day was already full.

Refused
O

OpenCode

The server did not connect. It called nothing of yours.

No call

Copilot, Mistral, Qwen Code, Antigravity, Kiro, and Grok are listed. We do not start them yet. iMessage is a host for personal agents.

The sitting is the record.

Same requests on every host. A refusal is the server's text. A wrong tool is the host's own call. A missing answer says we did not keep it.

The sitting

One host answering. We start the program.

Started8 HOSTS
Claude CodeSTARTED
CursorSTARTED
CodexSTARTED

We start the host

Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Muse Code, Goose, Cline, OpenCode, and Devin. Your server is attached the way that host attaches it.

Version
OpenCode 1.18.33
kept

The version stays on the sitting

The record names the host build and the time. A later failure can be set next to an update.

LaterNOT STARTED
CopilotLISTED
MistralLISTED
Qwen CodeLISTED

Listed is not started

Copilot, Mistral, Qwen Code, Antigravity, Kiro, and Grok stay on the list. A sitting does not launch them.

The request

One line a person would type. The same lines go to every host.

Request
Schedule How to get started for tomorrow.
sent

A sentence, not a form

The request is what a person would send. A field note, a format hint, and an invented id are not the request.

SheetSAME ASKS
Request 1ACCOUNT
Request 2SCHEDULE
Request 3HEADLINE

Every host gets those lines

Claude Code, Cursor, and the rest answer the same requests. The difference is what each host did.

1
2
3
account → schedule → headlineCHAIN

The next line can use the last answer

A follow-up may depend on what the server just returned. We keep where that chain stopped.

What we keep

The step is what the host did. The server's text stays with it.

Call
schedule_article
called

The tool it called

The name of the tool on your server, or the host's own tool when it never reached you.

Server
date_unavailable
day is full

The server's answer

The text your server returned, including a refusal. That text is the record, not a rewritten summary.

HostWORDS
Claude CodeASKED
CodexSTOPPED
CursorCALLED

The host's own words

What the host said when it stopped, asked a person, or explained the call it chose.

How the request is marked

A green call, a refusal, a wrong tool, or no call.

RefusedSERVER
TomorrowFULL
Next free dateNAMED
HostSTOPPED

The server refused

A full day, a missing website, or any other refusal stays as the server wrote it. The request is marked refused.

ToolWRONG
NeededYOUR TOOL
CalledOWN FETCH
ServerNOT REACHED

It called the wrong tool

The host used its own fetch, search, or catalog check instead of a tool on your server.

GapOURS OR THEIRS
No callHOST
Answer not keptUS
CalledKEPT

No call, or the answer was not kept

Did not call means the host never sent the tool. Answer not kept means the server replied and we did not store the text.

What you can change

The suggestion sits on the request. It is about your server, not the host's habits.

Guide
keyword and brief
not required

The description asked for too much

If the description tells the host to pass a keyword and a brief when a headline and a date are enough, say that. Hosts will stop and ask a person.

Error
next free date
call again

Name the next step in the error

If the error names the next free date and does not tell the host to call again with that date, the host stops and asks a person.

RequestON THE CARD
Server textSHOWN
Host wordsSHOWN
SuggestionON IT

The suggestion is on that request

You do not hunt through a host log. The request shows the server's text, the host's words, and the change that would have let the host continue.

What this is not

Connection opens the server as AgentStatus. This page starts the host.

ConnectionAGENTSTATUS
Opens the serverYES
Starts a hostNO
Replaces this pageNO

Connection is not a sitting

Connection opens your server as AgentStatus and writes one record. It does not start Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex.

WhereOUR MACHINE
Host programSTARTED
Their laptopNO
Their loginNO

A customer's install is not ours

We start the host on our machine. We are not inside a person's Claude, Cursor, or Codex, and we do not complete their login.

AppsSEPARATE
Live hostsTHIS PAGE
App renderAPPS
Same sittingNO

Apps is a separate run

An app render is not one of these hosts. It is scored on Apps, not beside Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex.

FAQ

Common questions

QuestionAnswer
Do you start the host?Yes. We start Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Muse Code, Goose, Cline, OpenCode, and Devin with your server attached. Copilot, Mistral, Qwen Code, Antigravity, Kiro, and Grok are listed and not started. iMessage is a host for personal agents, not started from a pasted MCP URL.
What is a sitting?One host answering the same requests. A request is one line a person would type. A step is what that host did.
Is this the same as Connection?No. Connection opens the server as AgentStatus and writes one record. This page starts the named host and keeps what it called.
What do you keep?The version, the request, the tool it called, the server's answer, and the host's own words. If we do not keep the server's text, the request says the answer was not kept.
What can I change?When the description asks for a field the call does not require, and when an error names the next free date but does not tell the host to call again with it. The suggestion sits on that request.

Your server can answer,and the host can still stop.

Paste the MCP URL. We start the hosts and keep the sitting: the request, the call, and the server's answer.

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