Claude Code
A terminal tool: install the CLI first (npm install -g @anthropic-ai/claude-code, or see claude.com/claude-code). Then run this in your terminal to register this Kit globally.
Your account is ready.
Each developer should use their own key. You can install the client once on your machine, then use this personal key across the projects you work on.
Run the command in your project terminal, reload VS Code, then enable this Kit's tools in Copilot Chat Agent mode.
If code is missing, open VS Code's Command Palette and run “Shell Command: Install 'code' command in PATH”. Do not run that phrase in Terminal.
A terminal tool: install the CLI first (npm install -g @anthropic-ai/claude-code, or see claude.com/claude-code). Then run this in your terminal to register this Kit globally.
Use the JSON manually, or open the deeplink on a machine with Cursor installed. Restart or reload Cursor before testing.
A terminal tool: install the CLI first (npm install -g @openai/codex, or see github.com/openai/codex). Then add this block to ~/.codex/config.toml and restart Codex.
Qwen Code is a terminal tool, not an app to download (downloading "Qwen" gets you the chat instead). Install it first with npm install -g @qwen-code/qwen-code (needs Node 20+), or see github.com/QwenLM/qwen-code. Then run this in your project terminal: it writes a QWEN.md (Qwen does not read AGENTS.md by default) so the agent greets you as this Kit, then registers the server. Restart Qwen Code before testing.
Use this for any MCP client that accepts JSON server config.
Optional: use this only if you want to verify the editor can see the Kit MCP tools.
Replace the temporary deploy password with your own.
What do you do? First pick is primary; more picks are extra hats.
Paste your AI provider key. Kit stores it encrypted and uses it for chat, extraction, and dream.
Create a local MCP key, then connect Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or another coding surface to this Kit.
Create the areas your knowledge is organised into.
Upload, paste, or drop a folder of documents into an area.
Create a developer and mint their scoped MCP key (shown once).
No email provider is configured yet, so Send invite will create a link for you to copy instead of emailing the developer.
Want to point your own agent at this Kit? Leave your email and Peter will send you a read-only key and the setup steps.
Thanks. Peter will be in touch by email.
Kit is persistent memory for AI agents: a knowledge graph an agent reads from and writes to across sessions, so it actually remembers.
This instance is a museum. It holds over 1,100 people, companies, funds, deals and brands from where Silicon Valley meets Hollywood: the founders, investors and celebrities who move between tech and entertainment, with nearly 1,700 sourced connections between them.
Explore the Fireflies graph, open any node to read the sources it was built from, and filter by time or topic. It's fully read-only, so nothing here can be changed.
Want to point your own agent (Claude, Cursor, and others) at a Kit over MCP? Request a key and Peter will set you up.
Sign in with the email and password your administrator gave you. Developers can paste an access key instead, or pair a device.
Until you sign in, conversations and Kit access are blocked from this device.
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This window didn't get a session. Close it and reopen it from the Kit menu bar icon. If it keeps happening, quit and restart Kit.
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Kit can ping your laptop when something needs your attention. Enable?
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Hit a rough edge, or have an idea? Tell us. It goes straight to the Kit team.
First pick is primary; more picks are extra hats. Shapes what setup suggests first and how Kit speaks.
Edit terms and stand-ins. names does whole-word substitution (case-insensitive).
protected_terms drops any paragraph of a dream summary that mentions one.
Addresses and amounts above redact_money_above are scrubbed when demo mode is on.
How Kit sleeps.
Kit's daily sleep is how it consolidates memories, finds connections, and writes summaries. You set how deeply it sleeps; Kit handles the rest.
The divisions this Kit organises knowledge into.
No areas yet. Create one below.
Projects memories are filed under.
No projects yet.
The memory categories this Kit recognises.
No categories yet.
Derived from your memories. Rename or remove a value across all of them; select two or more to merge.
No values yet.
Wake-ups when a conductor event needs your eye.
These are the fallback rules Kit uses when a rule does not say otherwise: which events can notify you, where they go, quiet hours, and daily limits.
Pair phones or tablets, review paired devices, and revoke device keys.
Rules that let Kit react when something happens. Pick the event to listen for, what Kit should do, where it should run, and how noisy it is allowed to be.
Skill packs add new abilities to Kit: connectors, automations, memory tools, or callable skills. Each pack declares what it needs before Kit lets it run.
Paste a local folder, plugin bundle, or tarball. Kit will read the manifest and then you choose whether to grant its requested access.
Your signed-in account for this Kit.
The name this Kit calls itself. Set during onboarding; change it here any time. Renaming takes effect for new sessions immediately; sessions already open keep the old name until they reconnect.
Turn optional surfaces on or off for this Kit.
What Kit's engine has been doing recently. Newest lines are at the bottom. Kit keeps the last lines; restarting Kit clears them.
Add your providers and keys, then assign a model to each task. Keys are stored in the database, encrypted and never shown again. Embeddings run locally and need no key.
One key per provider. Tested when you save.
Pick the model that runs each task. Kit tasks are required; fallback and media tasks can be Not set.
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Add this Kit to your local agents and editors. Create a scoped MCP key below, then run the setup in your editor. Start here for VS Code with GitHub Copilot; advanced clients and raw setup details are available once a key exists.
Copy the setup below. This is the only time the key is shown.
Copy the setup command and run it in your project terminal. It installs the MCP server and writes the Copilot bootstrap instructions.
Optional: use this only if you want to verify the editor can see the Kit MCP tools.
Manage your existing keys under .
Generate a one-shot code (5 minute lifespan). Open the Kit PWA on the device, scan the QR, and the device gets a key with the scope set here.
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Set a password for to finish setup.
Your account is ready. You can sign in any time with your email and the password you just set.
Here is how to connect your editor. Your access key is shown only once, so finish setup now.
Run one command in your project terminal. It installs the MCP server with your key and writes the Copilot bootstrap instructions.
Starts a new run. Watch it in Studio › Runs.
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Pick agents and models for parallel Builder runs against the same brief.