Capability registry
Codex, Claude, Antigravity, Higgsfield, and OpenArt MCP show up as live capabilities, not static claims.
The Brain detects local CLIs, agent skills, MCP servers, and provider routes Genlock can use — without ever taking ownership of third-party credentials.
“For creators who want AI power that is observable, not magical.”
/brain /brain /integrations /ai-inspector /codex /claude /higgsfield /antigravity /openart Detect installed CLIs, MCP servers, agent skills, and provider routes.
Group tools into What Works Now, What Needs Attention, and Agent Routes.
Surface install and auth steps without storing any tokens.
Jump straight into Codex, Claude, Higgsfield, OpenArt, fal, or Antigravity.
Codex, Claude, Antigravity, Higgsfield, and OpenArt MCP show up as live capabilities, not static claims.
One Run Preflight probes composition runtimes and providers, then answers "can I ship today?" with a Healthy / Degraded / Blocked health strip and structured quick-setup steps.
Each BONE's requires[] joins against the matrix — armed / needs-setup / unavailable — and every blocker gets two paths: Fix this now, or Tell the LLM with a grounded handoff prompt.
Auth stays in Codex, Claude, provider CLIs, or MCP OAuth — Genlock Studio never becomes a credential store.
These pages sell the surface. The docs preserve the exact behaviors, file contracts, and workflow details.