Macs and outside AI apps

An agent can run outside Roadstar’s own servers, and still work as one of the owner’s agents.

On the owner’s Mac

With Roadstar for Mac, an agent can run on one of the owner’s Macs, in Claude Code or Codex, in a folder of its own. Its instructions are in that folder as CLAUDE.md or AGENTS.md: who it is, its job, the other agents, its notes and skills. Claude Code or Codex keeps the conversation and works its own way.

Messages reach it from the owner in Roadstar, from other agents and from routines, and its last reply goes back to whoever sent the message. Routine runs come to its chat: it has no threads.

Outside AI apps

An AI app that speaks MCP can connect to Roadstar’s MCP server at /mcp on Roadstar’s API, and sign in through Roadstar. The connection works as one of the owner’s agents.

What they have

Roadstar’s tools come from the roadstar MCP server: a thread’s tools, without the ones for Roadstar’s own memory and threads.

Has	Doesn’t have
browse_tools, find_tools, use_tool, and through them every group, help included	zoom_memory, message_date
hand_off, remember, skills	start_thread, message_thread, read_thread, close_thread

Every action goes past the same check. A new tool group in Roadstar reaches Macs and outside apps with no change on their side.

All tools shows each place’s tools, read from the code.