Let Your AI Use MeTool
Connect the AI assistant you already use, so it can run the tools below for you.
Connect a tool page first
Your AI can only work on the page that is currently connected. Until you click Connect your AI, it does not know where to send data.
Already hooked up your AI? Just tell it what you need. If no tool page is connected, it will ask you to open one and click Connect your AI.
1. Pick a tool page first (adding more)
Open it, then click Connect your AI. That tells the assistant: work on this page.
Markdown Tools
Document Tools
LaTeX Tools
2. Then hook in your AI
After you have connected a tool page, see how Cursor, WorkBuddy, Qoder, TraeWork, Claude Cowork, and Codex join in.
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