Install TGlider

Choose your client and operating system. Follow the three stages below to connect one local workspace.

Operating system

1. Install

Requires Node.js 24 or later, with npm. Run this in your terminal. The command installs the executable on your machine.

npm install --global tglider@latest

Then confirm that the executable starts:

tglider --version

Future packages will expire 90 days after release. Existing versions retain their original expiry. Keep the installed product updated. Update instructions →

2. Connect

Project directory

Use the absolute path to your project directory. The server stays tied to this workspace.

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Example configuration. Enter your project path before you use it.

Run this from your project root. It adds a project-scoped server without replacing other entries.

.mcp.json

claude mcp add-json --scope project tglider '{"type":"stdio","command":"tglider","args":["--workspace","/path/to/MyApp","--default-timeout","30m"],"timeout":1800000}'

This setup uses project scope. Keep the server entry in .mcp.json at your project root.

3. Verify

Restart Claude Code from your project root. Open /mcp and approve the project server when prompted.

Ask your agent

Use TGlider to check server_status. Confirm that my selected workspace is loaded. Then find one symbol in that workspace. Do not edit files.

The status names your workspace. The symbol result points to one of its source files.

Agent instructions →