Connect your agent
Connect ADC to your agent
Every method uses the same Agent access, approvals and Activity. Pick the one your agent supports.
Connecting a cloud or personal agent
The connection belongs in the environment where your agent runs. An OAuth MCP client can call ADC over HTTPS; an agent with shell access can use the CLI and Skill in its runtime; supported hosts can use their plugin. Your target device separately runs the Node connector.
A cloud agent that allows no external tools cannot use ADC merely because you paired a device. Pick a supported integration and grant it access. This connects the agent's decisions to the device's tools without moving the model loop onto every Node.
| Method | Best for |
|---|---|
| Plugin | Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI and other listed agents. Guided setup inside the agent. |
| Skill | Any agent that supports Skills. One install command. |
| MCP | Any MCP client with OAuth. Nothing to install. |
| CLI | Terminals, scripts and CI. |
Agent plugins
Choose your Agent to see its installation steps and getting-started guide.
Zion
Plugin · v0.1.1Install the plugin
Download the ZIP and import it in Zion's plugin manager. Your Runtime needs Plugin API v2 and the host compatibility patch included in the package.
Download Zion ZIPConnect your device
Open a Zion conversation and choose ADC → Connect ADC. Sign in, choose your authorization, then select a device in the sidebar.
Confirm sign-in and authorization yourself. Choose a device before sending your first task.
Compatibility and manual installation
Install the complete package in your Runtime plugin root, apply host-compat.patch and enable dev.agent-device-cloud before restarting Runtime. See README.md for the exact steps. Device operations follow the Runtime execution policy.
Each ZIP includes README.md and VALIDATION.md with installation steps and verified compatibility. npm packages and public vendor-store listings are not published yet.
Download Zion package onlyOfficial Skill
Install from this site with the open-source skills installer and pick your agent when prompted. Requires Node.js 22.20+ and npm. Add --global to use it in every project.
npx skills@latest add https://adc.220719.uk --skill agent-device-cloudThen ask your agent to get started. It checks the CLI, guides sign-in, reuses or pairs a device, creates the access you choose and verifies a first call. You confirm sign-in in your browser.
Help me get started with ADC. Check my setup and guide me through connecting my device and authorizing this Agent.For hosts with a manual Skill importer, extract the ZIP into an agent-device-cloud folder and import it, including references/. Download Skill ZIP
MCP
Add this URL to an MCP client that supports OAuth. Sign in and choose which Agent access the client uses. Each tool appears once and lists the devices it can run on.
https://adc.220719.uk/mcpClients without OAuth can send an access key created under Agent access → Advanced access keys:
{
"mcpServers": {
"adc": {
"url": "https://adc.220719.uk/mcp",
"headers": {
"Authorization": "Bearer <ACCESS_KEY>"
}
}
}
}CLI
Sign in once and confirm the code in your browser. adc connect stores a credential scoped to one Agent access; you never copy a token.
adc login --url https://adc.220719.uk
adc connect my-agent
adc tool list --json
adc invoke file.read --args '{"path":"/Users/me/work/README.md"}' --wait --jsonAll commands are in the CLI reference.