Clients and Compatibility

MCP — The Connecting Protocol

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is the standard through which AI clients access tools. It defines how tools are described, called, and how results are returned. Over 100 clients support MCP already — from Claude to ChatGPT to Cursor.

Our schemas are based on MCP and work with any compatible client. You are not locked into any specific provider.

MCP Compatibility

Compatibility Table

Not every client can do everything. Capabilities depend on which MCP features the client supports:

Level	What is supported	Number of Clients	Examples
Level 1: Tools	Individual tool calls, Resources, Prompts	46+ clients	Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code Copilot, Cline, Continue
Level 2+3: Elicitation	Everything from Level 1 + Agent can ask follow-up questions	16 clients	Claude Code, Claude Desktop, OpenClaw, Codex, Cursor, Postman
Custom CLI	Command-line interfaces for direct access	FlowMCP CLI, OpenClaw Plugin	For developers and automation

What the levels mean: Agents and Architectures →

As of: March 2026. Current list: modelcontextprotocol.io/clients

Clients with Elicitation (Level 2+3)

These 16 clients support Elicitation — the agent can ask follow-up questions for better answers:

AIQL TUUI
Claude Code
Codex
Cursor
fast-agent
Glama
goose
Joey
mcp-agent
mcp-use
MCPJam
Memgraph Lab
Postman
Tambo
VS Code GitHub Copilot
VT Code

Why elicitation matters: Agents and Architectures → Elicitation

CLI — Command-Line Interfaces

Besides graphical clients, there are command-line interfaces that are particularly relevant for developers and automation.

FlowMCP CLI

The fastest way for developers to find schemas and try tools:

flowmcp list — Show all available schemas
flowmcp search <query> — Search schemas by keyword
flowmcp add <schema> — Activate a schema
flowmcp call <tool> '{...}' — Call a tool directly

Documentation: CLI Usage

OpenClaw

OpenClaw is an open-source AI assistant gateway with a plugin system. The special feature: Cron Jobs — recurring queries that run automatically. For example, a daily mobility recommendation every morning at 7:30 AM.

More: Integration →

Which Client for Whom?

You are…	Recommended Client	Why
Individual	OpenClaw (WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack) or Claude Desktop	Where you already are, Cron Jobs for automation
Developer	Claude Code, Cursor, or FlowMCP CLI	Direct control, fast testing, IDE integration
Enterprise	NemoClaw (enterprise security)	Deny-by-default policies, sandbox isolation, audit trail

Details on enterprise integration: Integration → NemoClaw