What changed
A new npm package: @prowlo/cli. Running one command detects the AI agents installed on your machine and connects each of them to Prowlo:
npx @prowlo/cli init
It writes each client's MCP config pointing at Prowlo's hosted endpoint and tells you how to sign in. Your agent's own sign-in flow opens Prowlo's authorize page — which is also the signup page — so if you're new, connecting is creating your account.
Why it matters
Every MCP client keeps its config in a different place with a different shape. Connecting by hand meant finding the right file per client and getting the transport flags right — and that friction happened before you'd seen a single result.
How to use it
Run npx @prowlo/cli init (or install globally with npm i -g @prowlo/cli for a plain prowlo init). It covers 16 clients, including Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Zed, Windsurf, Codex, Gemini CLI, and OpenCode. The CLI is just a connector — your data always comes from the hosted endpoint, same as the one-URL setup.