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Every supported integration now has a landing spot: what it connects through, when to use it, what AgentID adds, and where to start next.
Every integration we support
Anthropic's official CLI. Connects via MCP so your coding agent loads the same identity, memory, and skills in every session.
Claude's desktop app. Full MCP support means your handle, memory, and skills arrive automatically when the app starts.
AI-first code editor. Add AgentID via MCP to keep personality, context, and workflow behavior consistent across projects.
Codeium's agentic IDE. MCP brings your AgentID identity into every wave, repo, and machine without copy-pasting prompts.
Open-source coding agent for VS Code. Plug AgentID in via MCP config to load one shared identity at runtime.
Roo's VS Code extension. Supports MCP out of the box, so AgentID can inject identity, memory, and skills automatically.
Open-source autopilot for VS Code and JetBrains. AgentID works through MCP so your setup stays portable across editors.
High-performance editor with built-in AI. Use AgentID over MCP to keep one identity active across fast local coding loops.
Open-source Claude desktop client. AgentID drops in through MCP so the client shares the same identity layer as your other tools.
Privacy-first local LLM frontend. AgentID connects over MCP so local workflows can still use shared identity and memory.
Open-source ChatGPT-style UI with multiple backends. AgentID works via MCP so the same persona survives model switches.
Any tool that speaks the Model Context Protocol. If it supports MCP, it can load an AgentID handle with live context.
The most popular LLM framework. Inject AgentID identity through the SDK into chains, agents, tools, and orchestrators.
Multi-agent orchestration for role-based teams. AgentID gives each crew member a durable identity instead of ad hoc prompts.
The original autonomous agent framework. Use AgentID as the source of truth for personality, rules, and reusable context.
Data framework for LLMs. Pull AgentID context directly into your RAG pipelines so retrieval and behavior stay aligned.
Type-safe Python agent framework. AgentID works as a clean runtime identity layer that you can fetch before each run.
Agent framework with memory primitives. Combine it with AgentID to centralize persona, shared rules, and long-lived context.
TypeScript-first agent framework. AgentID makes it easy to share one identity across local dev, staging, and production agents.
Build AI apps with Next.js and React. Load AgentID system context at runtime so every deployment uses the same canonical identity.
Direct OpenAI API access. Fetch AgentID context at startup and pass it as the system layer in each call.
Official Anthropic client. AgentID lets you inject a persistent identity into every messages.create request.
Gemini's official SDK. Use AgentID exported context as the system instruction for consistent behavior across sessions.
Open-source models and inference endpoints. AgentID prompt export works with any compatible hosted or local model.
Any Python-based agent. Fetch your identity from AgentID at startup so every runtime begins with the same context.
Any Node or TypeScript agent. Import AgentID context once and keep behavior aligned across all custom services.
Open-source workflow automation. AgentID can load identity on every run so scheduled agents don't drift between executions.
No-code automation. Fetch AgentID context inside Zapier AI steps so your automations behave like the same agent every time.
Visual workflow builder. Use AgentID as the context source for every automation branch, webhook, and scheduled flow.
Open-source Zapier alternative. AgentID works as the identity layer you load before actions, conditions, and tool calls.
LLM app development platform. AgentID gives your Dify agents a portable system layer that survives app rewrites.
Open-source LangChain UI. AgentID plugs in as the reusable prompt and memory source for graph-based agents.
No-code agent builder. AgentID helps keep each deployed agent aligned to one shared handle and operating style.
AI programming environment. Use AgentID as the system context source so your workflows inherit the same rules and tone.
Cognition's software engineer agent. AgentID gives you one stable identity layer for engineering workflows and persistent behavior.
Autonomous software engineering agent. AgentID keeps instructions, constraints, and shared memory in one portable source.
Use AgentID's exported instructions inside a Custom GPT or the API so the same identity powers every conversation.
Paste AgentID's exported context into Gemini instructions to keep one voice, one memory model, and one set of rules.
Use AgentID prompt export in Copilot instructions or workspace config so coding behavior stays consistent across repos.
Use AgentID's exported instructions with Grok so the same personality and operating rules carry over into xAI workflows.
Use AgentID system export in Perplexity so research-oriented answers still follow your preferred tone and rules.
Export your AgentID identity and use it as system context in Mistral-hosted conversations and agents.
Replit's AI assistant. AgentID lets you keep the same setup across app prototypes, coding tasks, and follow-up sessions.
StackBlitz's builder agent. AgentID prompt export gives Bolt one canonical voice and set of working rules.
AI full-stack engineer. AgentID helps you keep product tone, output format, and project context stable from build to build.
Vercel's UI generation agent. Use AgentID export so design and product behavior stay coherent across iterations.
Run models locally and still keep one shared identity layer. AgentID works through prompt export or SDK-driven startup context.
Local LLM runner. AgentID gives your offline workflows the same system instructions you use everywhere else.
Open-source ChatGPT alternative. Set AgentID export as default system context so local chats stay aligned to your handle.
Terminal coding agent. AgentID gives Codex CLI a reusable identity layer so sessions stay aligned without manual prompt edits.
AI pair programmer in your terminal. Inject AgentID prompt export so repo-level help still follows one persistent personality.
Block's open-source agent. AgentID works as the shared identity source whether you're using config, prompts, or protocol support.
Anthropic's new agent. AgentID gives Amp the same identity foundation you use in Claude Code and other developer tools.
Microsoft's agent builder. Use AgentID exported identity so bot behavior remains portable outside Studio too.
Managed enterprise agents on AWS. AgentID serves as the portable identity layer above any one cloud deployment.
Microsoft's enterprise AI platform. AgentID lets you keep the same system layer across Azure-hosted models and agents.
Google Cloud's managed agent service. AgentID works as the canonical identity source above the infrastructure layer.
Enterprise AI agents on Salesforce. AgentID helps teams keep one consistent operating profile across customer-facing automations.
Save PostHog credentials once and reuse the connection from workflow nodes for events, feature flags, and analytics queries.
Connect a bot token once and send workflow outputs to Telegram chats or channels without reconfiguring every flow.
Store a base URL and auth header once, then call any REST API, webhook, or internal service from workflow tool nodes.
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If it accepts a system prompt, an SDK hook, MCP, or HTTP, AgentID can usually sit underneath it as the identity layer.
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