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Connect Everything:
Talk to Pachinko From Anywhere

Claude Code, Codex, Cursor - anything that speaks MCP can read and write your Pachinko.

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WHAT IS MCP

One Protocol, Every AI Tool

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is a standard that lets AI tools talk to other apps. When Pachinko supports MCP, any tool that speaks the protocol - Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Codex, Cursor, and more - can read and write your Pachinko tasks, notes, and projects directly.

This means you can be in your terminal, your IDE, or any MCP-compatible tool and interact with your Pachinko data without switching apps. Ask Claude Code to run a runner on a PDF. Tell Codex to create a task. Have Cursor pull your project notes for context. Your Pachinko workspace becomes accessible from everywhere you already work.

$ claude "take my blood test PDF and run my health tracking runner on it"

→ reading pachinko runners...
→ converting PDF to markdown
→ reading blood-report.pdf...
→ initiating health tracking runner
  • claude code Read and write tasks, notes, and projects from the terminal
  • claude desktop Access your Pachinko workspace from Claude's desktop app
  • codex OpenAI's terminal agent, same capabilities
  • cursor Pull project notes as context while coding
  • anything MCP Any tool that speaks the protocol works with Pachinko

    • WHAT YOU CAN DO

    Your Workspace, Accessible From Everywhere

  • run runners Trigger your runners from the terminal or any MCP tool
  • create tasks Add tasks and notes without opening Pachinko
  • read projects Pull your project data as context for AI conversations
  • privacy Mark projects private to exclude them from MCP access
  • the point Pachinko becomes part of your AI workflow, not separate from it
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