Source policy · 36 primary records
Evidence adjacent
to the claim.
Our first release uses official vendor documentation, support material, announcements, and repositories for every classified compatibility state.
Policy
Primary first.
Sources must support the exact product, capability, and conditions shown in the record. A vendor announcement establishes an announcement; it does not automatically establish global availability.
When sources conflict
- Preserve both sources and identify their publication or update dates.
- Check plan, platform, region, admin policy, and staged rollout differences.
- Prefer the newer source only when it clearly supersedes the older one.
- Lower confidence or use unknown when the conflict remains unresolved.
Quotations
Evidence cards use short supporting excerpts for inspection, not as a substitute for the source. Longer vendor explanations are paraphrased and linked.
Initial inventory
Sources in release 0.1.
- 01
“Build apps using the Model Context Protocol (MCP).”
- 02
“Projects have built in memory.”
- 03
Optimizing File Uploads in ChatGPT Enterprise
“Users can upload a PDF.”
- 04
“Create new images and edit existing images.”
- 05
“Upload a photo to start.”
- 06
“ChatGPT now thinks and acts.”
- 07
“Each task runs in its own cloud sandbox environment.”
- 08
“Includes tools like web search and MCP.”
- 09
“The app now includes an in-app browser.”
- 10
“Stronger vision performance enables more accurate screenshot interpretation.”
- 11
“Claude can analyze both text and visual elements.”
- 12
Create and edit files with Claude
“Claude can execute code to create and work with files.”
- 13
Model Context Protocol in Anthropic products
“MCP is an open protocol.”
- 14
“You must have web search turned on.”
- 15
Use Claude’s chat search and memory
“Search through your previous conversations.”
- 16
When to use desktop and web connectors
“Remote connectors work across all Claude surfaces.”
- 17
Open Claude Desktop with a link
“Claude for macOS, Windows, and Linux.”
- 18
“Start interactive REPL.”
- 19
“Chat can interact with your terminal.”
- 20
“Explore and install MCP servers for Cursor.”
- 21
“Interact with AI agents directly from your terminal.”
- 22
Cursor Agent on web and mobile
“Kick off powerful coding agents that work in the background.”
- 23
“Research, plan, make code changes, and create pull requests.”
- 24
“Use Copilot directly from your terminal.”
- 25
“The following MCP servers are available out-of-box.”
- 26
Gemini Code Assist agent mode overview
“Configure MCP servers to extend the agent's abilities.”
- 27
“Search, Analyze, Web Search, MCP, and the terminal.”
- 28
“Cascade now natively integrates with MCP.”
- 29
“Auto-execute terminal commands and browser controls.”
- 30
“Agent can plan changes, write code, explain behavior, debug issues.”
- 31
“Checkpoints automatically capture your complete project state.”
- 32
“App Testing lets Agent test your app automatically in a browser.”
- 33
“Connectors | MCP | Integrations.”
- 34
“Memories created inside a project are scoped to that project.”
- 35
What is Internal Knowledge Search
“Search across internal files alongside the web.”
- 36
“A separate digital worker that completes tasks and workflows.”