Agent Tooling
Connect Your Tool
Ready-to-paste configs for every popular agent tool. Replace
ea_live_YOUR_CODE_HERE with your access
code — or skip the code entirely and let the MCP server sign itself up.
No account yet? You don't need one.
Omit EDGE_AGENT_CODE and the MCP
server creates a free explore-tier Edge account on first run — no card, no human in the loop. It can
deploy free-tier resources (static sites, DNS zones, Shield widgets, storage buckets) immediately.
Set EDGE_OPERATOR_EMAIL to receive the
claim link that unlocks paid resources. Agents talking straight to the API can
sign themselves up the same way.
{
"mcpServers": {
"edge": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "@edge-network/mcp"] }
}
} Getting an access code
Create one in the Edge control panel under Account → Agent Access — you choose which products it can touch, its permissions, and an optional monthly budget cap (soft or hard). The panel generates all of the configs below with your real code injected.
Pick your tool
.cursor/mcp.json (project) or ~/.cursor/mcp.json (global)
{
"mcpServers": {
"edge": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "@edge-network/mcp"],
"env": { "EDGE_AGENT_CODE": "ea_live_YOUR_CODE_HERE" }
}
}
} Aider conventions file
Aider doesn't speak MCP, but it excels at following a conventions file. The Edge starter system
prompt — what Edge offers, how to authenticate, dry-run discipline, the
tell_user convention, and the claim
flow — is served as plain markdown, so the conventions file is one curl away:
curl -s "https://edge.network/agent/prompt?format=text" -o CONVENTIONS.md aider --read CONVENTIONS.md
Keep the access code out of the file: export it as
EDGE_AGENT_CODE and tell Aider to use
$EDGE_AGENT_CODE in its curl commands.
The prompt is versioned — re-run the curl occasionally to pick up improvements.
What your agent gets
All integrations expose the same tool set, served live from the API (so they never go stale): deploy static sites and full VM-backed apps, manage projects (health, scale, teardown), storage buckets and uploads, DNS zones and records, Shield bot-protection widgets, and Assist AI-answer sites — plus discovery, cost-estimating dry runs, and the account claim flow.