Free tools for working with coding agents
3 small tools for people who run Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and other coding agents. They run in the browser, need no account and work whether or not you use Taskhold.
Connect an agent to an MCP server
Remote MCP server config generator
Paste one remote MCP server URL and its auth header; get the config for Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Windsurf, VS Code and Gemini CLI, each in the format that client reads.
Generate a config
See what your agents are doing
Claude Code status line generator
Pick segments (model, branch, context bar, cost, rate limits and more) and copy a bash and jq script plus the statusLine setting. Every generated script is tested.
Build a status lineCoding agent visibility check
Eight yes-or-no questions about the moments that cost time when agents run unattended. Each no comes back with the gap, the fix and a guide.
Take the check
How to use these tools
- Pick the tool for the job: connecting a client, building a status line, or checking how much of your agents' work you can see.
- Fill in the form on its page. It runs in your browser: what you type stays on the page, and there is no sign-up.
- Copy the result into your client's config or settings file, or follow the guide each gap links to.
When a status line isn't enough
Taskhold is a task list your agents report into: their plan as steps, a progress bar per task, what each one is doing now and the questions they are stuck on, on one live board. $12/month or $120/year after a 7-day trial that starts with a card.