Work your alerts without opening another tab
Read the alerts that need attention
With the reason each one fits and the research behind it.
Draft outreach for you to check
Your agent writes the first message; you decide what gets sent.
Rate every alert
Useful, wrong fit or contacted. The alert leaves the queue and the scoring learns from it.
Set up a listener from one sentence
Like “companies that just raised a seed round”, then preview what it would catch.
Tune it in plain words
Like “only US companies”. Your agent proposes the new settings before saving them.
Pause listeners and check their health
And choose who gets the daily email.
Your agent helps. You stay in charge.
- 01
Only a person can turn a listener on, in the app, after a preview.
- 02
Your agent acts as you, with your team role. A viewer's agent can read and rate alerts, but can't change listeners.
- 03
Previews spend real credit, so agents are told to reuse the last one.
- 04
Disconnect any agent from Agent access in the app at any time.
Set up in a minute
Add the Earshot server, sign in once in your browser, then ask your agent for the alerts that need attention.
Claude Code
Run in a terminal.
claude mcp add --transport http earshot https://home.earshots.app/api/mcp
Then run claude mcp login earshot, and approve in your browser.
Codex
Add to ~/.codex/config.toml.
[mcp_servers.earshot] url = "https://home.earshots.app/api/mcp" tool_timeout_sec = 180
Then run codex mcp login earshot, and approve in your browser.
Cursor
Add to ~/.cursor/mcp.json.
{
"mcpServers": {
"earshot": {
"url": "https://home.earshots.app/api/mcp"
}
}
}Then open Cursor's MCP settings and click Connect next to earshot, and approve in your browser.
Claude.ai
- In Claude, open Customize, then Connectors.
- Add a custom connector and paste the address below.
- Click Connect, then approve on the Earshot page.
https://home.earshots.app/api/mcp
Agents FAQ
Which agents work with Earshot?
Any client that supports remote MCP servers. Agent access in the app has setup for Claude Code, Codex, Claude.ai, Grok, Hermes Agent, Cursor, OpenClaw, opencode, pi.
Do I need an API key?
No. Your agent opens a browser sign-in and you approve it with your Earshot account. A key is there for clients that can't sign in.
Can my agent spend money or send alerts on its own?
It can run a preview, which spends credit, and it's told to reuse the last one. It can't turn a listener on: that stays with a person in the app.
Do I need Slack to use Earshot from an agent?
No. Alerts are stored in Earshot, so your agent can read them whether or not they also go to Slack or email.