Connect Your AI Tools in One Click
Connect an AI tool like Claude Code, Claude.ai, Codex, Cursor, Windsurf, or Zed to your pagent workspace, and it can check a test’s results, run or stop it, ship a winner, capture a hypothesis, or set up targeting and goals, right from your own workflow.
Connecting now takes under a minute. Paste your workspace’s server URL into the tool, or run one command if you’re in Claude Code or Codex, and a browser tab opens for you to approve. No token to create, no config file to hand-edit.
You choose which workspace to grant access to, and you see exactly which tool is asking before you approve. A new “Connected AI tools” section in settings lists every tool you’ve connected, who approved it, and when it was last used, so you can revoke access instantly if anything looks off. Tokens are still available for CI, scripts, and other headless setups. Setup steps for each supported tool live on that same settings page.
What a connected agent can do now
Connected agents got sharper, too. They can now:
- Create new pages and configure their targeting for you
- Tell you exactly what a running test changes on the page, the concrete edits, not a summary
- Understand which test you mean when you refer to it by its number, the same one you see in the dashboard
- Ground their answers about what a test can do next, like starting, stopping, or shipping, in the test’s actual current state
Attach files to chat
You can now attach PDF, Word, and plain-text files to a chat message, in the web dashboard and in the browser extension. Hand your agent a creative brief, a research document, or a page of copy, and it reads the file as context for the conversation.
Test pages also got clearer about build status. When a test’s build fails or stalls, the page now shows you the reason, so you always know what happened and what to do next.