Paste your auth token to connect. You can find it by running:
clauterm token --rotate
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Let AI tools control ClauTerm programmatically
Run this command in your terminal to register ClauTerm as an MCP server in Claude Code, Codex CLI, and Gemini CLI:
clauterm mcp install
This generates an auth token, saves it to ~/.clauterm/mcp-token, and registers the MCP in all three CLI configs automatically.
~/.clauterm/mcp-token
Close and reopen Claude Code, Codex CLI, or Gemini CLI so they pick up the new MCP configuration.
The MCP server starts automatically when a CLI tool connects to it. No separate server process needed.
From any AI conversation, you can now ask the tool to interact with ClauTerm. For example:
list_sessions
get_session_output
create_session
kill_session
list_pending_approvals
approve_request
reject_request
list_automations
manage_automation
get_automation_history
list_mcp_servers
manage_mcp_server
list_agents
manage_agent
list_hooks
manage_hook
manage_preset
manage_auto_rule
get_health
get_usage
run_security_audit
manage_notification_filters
manage_conversation_label
To remove: clauterm mcp uninstall
clauterm mcp uninstall
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