Enables starting and monitoring shared multiplayer sessions for agentic coding terminals, allowing agents to host wrapped commands and retrieve session status via WebSocket.
Enables agents to share live terminal sessions, manage viewers and join requests, and stop active shares, with consent handled through tool-approval prompts.
Enables MCP hosts to access the user's local token-usage league profile and matching candidates in the same or adjacent tiers, while keeping raw usage on-device.
Enables peer-to-peer AI inference donation by exposing MCP tools to check node status and request capacity, with local-first compute sharing, consent, and metering.