AI agents

Your AI agent enters your racks and patches

Take a photo of your rack or your patch, give it to your AI assistant (Claude, for instance) and ask it to enter it in Pulsers: it makes it for you, as a private draft you check before publishing it.

What it can do

  • Read the Pulsers catalogue: modules, synths, their jacks and controls with their place on the panel, to recognise what it sees on the photo.
  • Make a rack in your name, each module in its row and at its place.
  • Make a patch in your name, on one of your racks or on a synth: cables and knob positions.

Add Pulsers to your agent

Pulsers is an MCP server, the protocol an AI assistant uses to plug into a service. Its address:

https://pulsers.eu/mcp

  • In Claude: Customize > Connectors, add a custom connector (“Add custom connector”) with this address.
  • In Claude Code: claude mcp add --transport http pulsers https://pulsers.eu/mcp
  • Another MCP-compatible assistant plugs in with the same address.

The first time, Pulsers asks you to sign in, then to authorize the agent. No password or key to copy.

What to ask it

  • “Here is a photo of my rack. Enter it in Pulsers.”
  • “Here is my patch on this rack. Copy its cables and settings into Pulsers.”

The agent gives you the link to the editor: open it to check, correct if needed, then publish.

What stays yours

  • What the agent makes stays private until you publish it.
  • The photo stays with your assistant: Pulsers only receives the list of modules, cables and settings it read on it.
  • Each day and for each member, an agent reads at most 200 module sheets and makes at most 20 racks and 30 patches.
  • You take an agent's access away at any time from My account.