Working Machines is not another assistant. It gives Codex, Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and custom agents a shared application layer for discovering and executing structured actions across connected software.
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Codex
Working Machines gives Codex structured access to business and engineering applications through MCP. Codex can discover the actions relevant to a task, request an authorized connection, execute the selected action, and receive a structured result without handling provider credentials directly.
Working Machines extends Claude Code beyond local files and shell commands by exposing structured actions from connected applications. Claude Code discovers only the capabilities needed for the current task, while OAuth tokens and API keys remain behind the Working Machines execution boundary.
Working Machines gives compatible ChatGPT experiences a structured way to discover and use connected business software. Instead of copying data between tabs, the agent can search for an appropriate action, operate through an authorized account, and return a result that can be inspected and verified.
Working Machines provides Cursor integrations for external engineering software through a single remote MCP endpoint. Cursor can discover app actions when a task needs them, while Working Machines manages connection identity, provider authorization, policy checks, and action execution.
Working Machines provides custom agents with a consistent application layer across business software. Your agent can discover actions by intent, use a scoped connection identity, execute validated calls, and process structured results without implementing a separate OAuth and API integration for every provider.