Roll call.
Every night, we reinstall every tool from scratch, with nobody at the wheel. If a company changes something that would leave your AI stuck, we'll find out first. What the checks mean →
Last roll call: Sun, Nov 15 · 3:28 PM CST
9 of 9 ran; 9 passed.
Click any square to see what we checked.
| tool | installs | logs in | readable | no prompts | help |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GitHubgh 2.104.0 | |||||
| Supabasesupabase 3.1.0 | |||||
| Vercelvercel 65.16.0 | |||||
| Stripestripe 1.55.11 | |||||
| Cloudflarewrangler 4.162.0 | |||||
| Netlifynetlify 27.19.0 | |||||
| Neonneonctl 9.5.0 | |||||
| Sentrysentry 0.49.0 | |||||
| Railwayrailway 5.74.0 |
What each check means
| check | what we test | why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| installs | We download it from the company that makes it and check it hasn't been tampered with. | If this fails, nobody can set the tool up. |
| logs in | It works with just a key: no browser window, no "click here to log in". | Your AI can't click a button on a website, so a login screen stops it cold. |
| readable | It can answer in a format an AI reads reliably (JSON), not just text meant for people. | Without it, your AI has to guess what the tool meant. |
| no prompts | It never stops to ask "are you sure?" and wait. | Nobody's there to answer, so your AI would sit stuck. |
| help | Its built-in help works. | That's how your AI looks up the right command instead of making one up. |