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@filepad/agent-connect

v0.1.21

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Remote MCP pairing CLI for Filepad Agent Access runtimes.

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Readme

@filepad/agent-connect

Remote MCP plus direct A2A pairing CLI for Filepad Agent Access.

npx -y @filepad/agent-connect@latest pair A3K9MZ2X --runtime codex

The command exchanges a short Filepad pairing code, writes the runtime's MCP configuration in the native host format, stores a separate direct A2A credential for FilepadAI, verifies that A2A credential with the Filepad gateway, prints a concise handoff, and asks the host to restart or reload MCP tools. After restart, call filepad_bootstrap.

Send FilepadAI a direct A2A message from the paired machine:

npx -y @filepad/agent-connect@latest send-filepadai --message "Inspect the active workspace"

send-filepadai stores the FilepadAI contextId returned by the first successful A2A task and reuses that context on later sends, so terminal messages build up one FilepadAI thread by default. Use --new-thread only when you intentionally want to start a separate FilepadAI thread.

Starting a local Codex bridge is a separate optional step for the opposite direction, when FilepadAI needs to send work to Codex.

Runtime-specific configuration:

  • codex: writes ~/.codex/config.toml under mcp_servers.filepad with http_headers.Authorization.
  • claude-code: registers an HTTP MCP server with Claude Code and falls back to the same ~/.claude.json shape Claude writes natively.
  • openclaw: writes mcp.servers.filepad.
  • cursor, windsurf, generic-mcp: write mcpServers.filepad.

Use --output json for automation.