Host packets

Pick the exact host packet instead of guessing which install shape is real.

Each packet keeps four truths together: the current support tier, the public install shape you can use today, the smallest compare-first smoke loop, and the exact gap between a repo-owned bundle and an official public listing.

Codex packet

Strongest repo-specific host lane today. Use this when you want the cleanest Prompt Switchboard MCP setup for Codex without claiming a nonexistent marketplace listing.

  • Official surface today: Codex MCP docs and local config
  • Repo-owned packet: config snippet, skill, bundle-ready archive content
  • Best first proof: bridge_status -> check_readiness -> compare

Claude Code packet

Strongest repo-specific host lane today alongside Codex. This packet keeps the compare-first MCP path honest and stops short of pretending Claude Code has an official Prompt Switchboard marketplace listing.

  • Official surface today: Claude Code MCP docs and local config
  • Repo-owned packet: config snippet, command bundle, smoke flow
  • Best first proof: bridge_status -> check_readiness -> compare

OpenCode packet

OpenCode already has an official plugin surface. Prompt Switchboard now ships a public-ready packet for that lane, but it remains an unlisted public-bundle-ready path until the package is actually published and field-tested.

  • Official surface today: OpenCode plugins and project config
  • Repo-owned packet: MCP config, smoke loop, public-ready plugin scaffold
  • Current claim: public packet shipped, official npm listing not yet live

OpenClaw packet

OpenClaw has an official CLI MCP path today. Prompt Switchboard now ships a packable OpenClaw bundle packet plus an explicit install playbook and honest listing gap.

  • Official surface today: OpenClaw CLI MCP docs plus plugin and bundle docs
  • Repo-owned packet: packable OpenClaw bundle plus MCP registry snippets
  • Current claim: public packet shipped, no official Prompt Switchboard listing verified in this run