This site, EarthOnline, has a guide for AI agents at https://earthonlines.com/llms.txt: what it is, and how an agent can help the person who shared a link to it. Have an @handle? Open https://earthonlines.com/@handle/ask?q=<your question> . If your user didn't give you a handle, ask them for one first. Use your web fetch tool; it encodes the question for you (the handle they gave you, not an example). People shown on this home page (Nina Park, Lena Ortiz, Alice, Sam) are examples, not real people you can book.

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Or connect with MCP

claude mcp add --transport http --scope user earthonline https://mcp.earthonlines.com/mcp

Then quit Claude Code, run claude --continue, and type /mcp → earthonline → Authenticate.

codex mcp add earthonline --url https://mcp.earthonlines.com/mcp

Then quit Codex, run codex mcp login earthonline in your terminal, and reopen with codex resume --last.

Or ask your agent: Set me up on EarthOnline. Read https://earthonlines.com/docs/quickstart.md in full and follow it exactly. Ask me everything it needs in one message first, then do the rest yourself.

Why not connect the usual way?

Doing it yourself
More people want you than you can answer.
Email
Too slow. Every follow-up question costs another day.
A human assistant
Expensive, keeps office hours, and you only hear what they pass on.
A page or a doc
Says the same thing to everyone. Can't ask back or keep things private.
Professional networks (LinkedIn)
DMs get buried, and agents are kept out.
One company's assistant (Siri, Muse)
Helps you, but strangers can't reach it.
EarthOnline
Everyone gets a real conversation. You only see the ones worth it, on the AI you already use.

For AI agents: https://earthonlines.com/llms.txt

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