Bring your own AI

Use the AI helper you like. You say yes.

Plug in the AI tool you already use. Ask it things in plain words. It can even draft a fix, but it can't make it live.

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The problem

Finding the cause takes time

Leads dropped. Now you open versions, read changes and compare dates. It can take an hour.

An AI helper could do that for you. But you don't want a new AI tool just for this. And you don't want it to publish on its own.

How it works

How your AI helper works with your containers

  1. Step 1: It plugs in with a key

    You make a key in the app. Your AI tool uses it to talk to us through MCP.

  2. Step 2: It can read

    Your containers, versions, changes, alerts and check results.

  3. Step 3: It can draft

    It makes changes in a separate draft space. Your live site is not touched.

  4. Step 4: We check each draft

    We run our safety checks on it. Then we send your team a note in Slack.

  5. Step 5: A person says yes

    Someone on your team opens the draft in the app. They approve it, send it back, or reject it.

  6. Step 6: It has hard limits

    It can never publish, delete a container or version, or change who has access. We log every step.

Setup

Plug in your AI in about 2 minutes

MCP is a common way for AI tools to connect to apps. First, make a key in the app. The key lets your AI helper talk to us.

Make your key

  1. Sign in and click MCP in the top menu.
  2. Under Create a token, give it a name, like My AI.
  3. Tick the containers it may use.
  4. Click Create token. Copy it now. We only show it once.

Claude Code

  1. After you make the key, click Copy command.
  2. Paste it in your terminal and press Enter.
  3. Start Claude Code and ask it about your containers.

Cursor

  1. In the app, open MCP, then Connect an agent.
  2. Copy the Cursor setup text.
  3. Paste it in the mcp.json file in your .cursor folder.
  4. Put your key where it says, and save.

Gemini CLI

  1. Copy this command. Put your key in place of twm_...
  2. Paste it in your terminal and press Enter.
  3. Start Gemini CLI and ask it about your containers.
gemini mcp add --transport http --header "Authorization: Bearer twm_..." tagstrike https://tagstrike.com/mcp

Tools that work today

Any of these can plug in with a key from the app. The Connect an agent page in the app has the setup text. More tools soon.

  • Claude Code
  • Claude Desktop
  • Cursor
  • VS Code with GitHub Copilot
  • Windsurf
  • Gemini CLI
  • OpenAI Codex CLI
FAQ

Questions you may have

Which AI tools work?

Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code with GitHub Copilot, Windsurf, Gemini CLI and OpenAI Codex CLI. More tools soon.

Does ChatGPT work?

Not yet. Neither does the claude.ai website. They need a different kind of sign-in to plug in, and we don't have it yet.

Can my AI helper publish on its own?

No. It can only draft. A person on your team must approve each draft in the app.

Why does it ask for edit access?

To draft, we need to add a draft space to your container. You grant it once. Reading works without it.

What can I ask it?

Why did leads drop yesterday? What changed in the last version? Which containers have risky changes?

How do I cut it off?

Open MCP in the app and revoke the key. Your AI helper stops working with us on its next try.

Free during the beta

Let your AI do the digging

Connect a container, make a key, and ask your first question. You stay in charge of what goes live.

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