CLI and MCP-compatible agents
Fastest path for Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI, Amp, Cline, OpenCode, and local MCP-compatible agents.
npx -y thumbgate@1.27.17 doctor
npx -y thumbgate@1.27.17 doctor --fixThumbGate is live on the surfaces developers already use: npm, VS Code Marketplace, Open VSX, GitHub Release assets, and MCP Registry. If the risky workflow is already customer-visible, start with the Workflow Hardening Diagnostic instead of another generic install.
Use the local CLI path for immediate enforcement. Use marketplace installs where your editor supports them. Use the diagnostic path when you need a human-reviewed gate map for one risky workflow.
Fastest path for Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI, Amp, Cline, OpenCode, and local MCP-compatible agents.
npx -y thumbgate@1.27.17 doctor
npx -y thumbgate@1.27.17 doctor --fixUse the npm-backed MCP server today. The Claude Desktop `.mcpb` directory submission packet is prepared separately.
claude mcp add thumbgate -- npx --yes --package thumbgate thumbgate serveThe public Cursor Marketplace listing is not live yet. Use the CLI wiring while the dashboard submission is resolved.
npx -y thumbgate@1.27.17 init --agent cursorUse the local adapter now. Public Codex self-serve plugin publishing is not open yet, so the GitHub Release asset is the distribution proof.
npx -y thumbgate@1.27.17 init --agent codexThese are the surfaces safe to claim in public copy right now. Pending surfaces are listed so buyers do not get sent to dead marketplace pages.
If one AI-agent workflow already touches customers, money, production, outbound messages, browser automation, or deploy approvals, a generic install is not enough. The Workflow Hardening Diagnostic maps the repeated failure, the block/warn/human-review split, and the proof receipt that should exist before the action runs.