Permission slips for your AI.
All you need is one command, and fieldtrip helps your AI get set up with all your tools, using its own key, not yours.
curl -fsSL fieldtrip.sh/install | shWorks with Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Mac and Linux.
$ fieldtrip add gh ✓ Installed GitHub CLI 2.104.0, verified ✓ Key given to Claude Code, not your Terminal ✓ Left Claude Code a how-to note ✓ Tested: it works Done. Ask Claude Code to use GitHub.
Pick the tools your AI uses.
You can add more later.What your AI gets
- Its own key.
- A note on when to ask you first.
- No login screens to get stuck on.
- A test run, so you know it works.
What stays yours
- Your own logins, untouched.
- No keys in your Terminal.
- A receipt of everything fieldtrip changed.
- One command to undo it.
Your keys never leave your computer. Every tool comes straight from the company that makes it, and fieldtrip checks it before installing. How it works →
Last good version. $5 a month.
Sometimes an update breaks a tool for AI. It adds a login screen, or stops to ask a question nobody's there to answer. fieldtrip keeps you on the last version that passed, and emails you when an update breaks and when it's fixed.
$ fieldtrip update ✓ GitHub CLI 2.104.0, the last good version ✓ Vercel CLI 65.16.0, the last good version ✗ Stripe CLI held at 1.55.11, 1.56.0 failed
Any questions?
Is it safe?
Your AI gets the access you give it and nothing more. Your keys stay on your computer.
Do I need to be a developer?
Nope. Just paste one line into your Terminal, and make a key on each tool's website. fieldtrip will tell you where.
Which AI?
Claude Code, Codex and Cursor. Mac and Linux.
What does it cost?
fieldtrip is free. Last good version is $5 a month, and it's optional.
How do I stop?
fieldtrip remove gh. It undoes only what it did, and shows you first.