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Everything a connected AI can do with Cranes, when Cranes comes in, and how to add it to any AI or coding tool.
- What your AI can do with Cranes Everything an AI connected to Cranes can read and change for you, and what stays in Cranes.
- When Cranes comes in Type @cranes to make sure your AI uses your thinking; it also brings it in on its own when it applies. @cranes on its own checks your work against your thinking, and Cranes stays out of general questions.
- What connected AIs keep What an AI keeps in Cranes from your work, what it only offers to keep, and what it never keeps.
- Make changes from your AI How your AI suggests changes and asks before anything hard to undo, and which changes stay in Cranes.
- Read your thinking inside your AI Open your contents and pages in a small reader inside Claude or Cursor, work through what needs you, and start from Cranes’s shortcuts.
- Claude Add Cranes to Claude on the web, desktop, and mobile as a custom connector, and optionally have a project use it on its own.
- ChatGPT Add Cranes to ChatGPT Plus or Pro as a plugin, from ChatGPT’s Plugins page.
- Claude Code Install the Cranes plugin so your thinking reaches every prompt and your skills load in each session, or add only the connection.
- Cursor Add Cranes to Cursor with the Cranes plugin or one link from Cranes, and what Cursor does on its own.
- Codex Add Cranes to Codex with the Cranes plugin, which brings your thinking to every prompt, or with one command.
- Grok Add Cranes to the Grok app as a custom connector at grok.com/connectors.
- Meta Muse What we know about connecting Cranes to Meta Muse and Muse Code, and what to try.
- opencode, Antigravity, Pi, and other agents that read skills Add Cranes to agents that read Agent Skills, keep your Cranes skills synced into them with the cranes command, and run guidance per prompt where the agent allows it.
- Any other AI that supports MCP The address, sign-in, and settings for adding Cranes to any AI app or coding tool that connects to MCP servers.