Other agents
Use Unitley from Hermes Agent, Cursor or any MCP client that can send a header, or call the same tools over the REST API from scripts.
Unitley is not tied to Claude. Any agent that speaks MCP and can send an Authorization header can use the same 20 tools, with the same rules. Agents and scripts that do not speak MCP can call every tool over the REST API instead.
Either way, the agent runs on whatever model and account you already use with it. Unitley's tools run on Unitley's side and act only on your account.
MCP clients
| Agent | Status | Guide |
|---|---|---|
| Hermes Agent | Ready | Set up Hermes |
| Cursor | Ready | Set up Cursor |
| Any other MCP client | Ready, if it can send a header | Any MCP client |
| ChatGPT | Coming soon | ChatGPT |
Every one of them needs an access token from the Connect page. Give each agent its own token, so you can revoke one without touching the others. A read-only token can read your data and run the calculators. Tick Let it log bets, settle them and save picks when you create the token if the agent should also use log_bet, settle_bet and save_recommendation.
The REST API
Every MCP tool is also a POST endpoint, for agents and scripts that do not speak MCP. You send the same access token as a Bearer header and the tool's arguments as JSON. A success comes back as { data } and a failure as { error } with a code and a message.
See the REST API for the base URL and request shape, and Errors for every error code.
What every agent gets
Over MCP, an agent gets Unitley's tools, its knowledge notes as resources, its prompts, and a short set of rules it receives when it connects. The rules ask the agent to take every price, stat and calculation from Unitley's tools, to show its reasoning and suggested stake in units, and to respect your loss limits and stake caps. The MCP server covers all of it.
Using Claude? See Connect to Claude.