Toad lets Claude, Claude Code, Cursor, or any MCP client run commands and work with files on all your machines through one MCP server. Install a small service on each machine. No open ports, and every change asks for your approval.

Hi everyone, I'm Dawson, the maker of Toad. The problem: most AI agents only work on the machine they run on. If you own more than one machine, you end up copying commands and files between them yourself. How it works: you install a small background service called the tadpole on each machine. It connects out to Toad, so there are no open ports to forward. Then you add one MCP server to Claude, Claude Code, Cursor, or any MCP client. Every machine gets run_command, read_file, write_file, and list_dir, named after the machine. You can switch each tool off per machine. Commands and file writes ask for your approval in your agent, and every call is logged, including blocked ones. Toad is free for one machine. The paid plan covers every machine you own for $96 a year. I'd love to hear what you'd have your agent do across your machines.

I like that there’s no need to open ports. That makes the setup sounds much less complicated.

@maklyen_may Setup is easy and not complicated at all! Just a 2 commands and connecting your agent.

The approval step for every change is reassuring especially when a agent works an agent works across multiple machines.

@daniel_henry4 If you agent supports in card approvals like Grok Bot that also works!

I like that there’s no need to open ports. That makes the setup sounds much less complicated.

@maklyen_may Setup is easy and not complicated at all! Just a 2 commands and connecting your agent.

The approval step for every change is reassuring especially when a agent works an agent works across multiple machines.

@daniel_henry4 If you agent supports in card approvals like Grok Bot that also works!

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Point your agent at any machine you own.

Point your agent at any machine you own.