One connector. Type it in, or ask for it.
Run it in the terminal you already have open. Claude and Codex take it today. The other two are the shape we want, not a command that exists.
›Add the Pingu MCP server at
mcp.pingu.fyi,
connect to it, and then list what it lets you do.
Paste that to the assistant. It writes its own config, connects, and prints its own tool list back. For a product that lives inside an AI, telling the AI to install it is the install.
That printed list is the reference. It is live, and this page isn't — so when the two disagree, believe the terminal.
Ask it. That is the whole check.
Connected, it answers with the list. Not connected, it guesses — and a guess about a domain reads exactly like an answer. The third line is the one that settles it: a real lookup comes back with a price.
Yes. Pingu is connected — domains, DNS, sites, stores, GEO and wallets. Want the full list?
tbd Tool names in the panels on this page are stand-ins. The server names them, and the server is still being written. Ask the assistant for the real list.
tbd Some hosts pick the connector up straight away and some want a restart. Which is which is not settled. If the tools don't show, restart and ask again.
There is no command syntax. These are examples, not a grammar.
Say it badly and it will ask you what you meant. That is the interface working, not failing.
The line is money. Everything free and reversible it just does.
Nothing costs you money without a number on screen first.
A yes is a word you type. It is never a default, never a setting you left on, and never assumed from the last one. The ceiling, and what caps it →
glovework.com is $14.08 for the first year. The store is 375 credits. That's both. Say go and I'll start.
It quotes in the money you understand.
Domains in dollars, because that is what a registry charges. Pingu's own work in credits, because that is what you bought. Two prices, in one sentence, before either is spent.
$14.08 is what that name costs, quoted the day you ask. 375 is the frozen list price of a build. The whole list →
Two prices, and they never get mixed up.
Credits.
Searching, building, deploying, auditing, answering customers. Every plan has every feature — the plan only decides how many credits you get.
What a domain costs.
A name has a price of its own and it moves, so Pingu quotes it in dollars every time, at any price — never from a list.
Every figure lives on one page, so this one can never contradict it.
The fix is nearly always a sentence. Here are the sentences.
Not in the list? Run the install again, then restart the app.
tbd How sessions are authorised, and what expires, isn't designed yet.
If it's credit rather than a yes, it says the exact shortfall.
The name is yours either way. Ask for the auth code and move it, or park it.
It reads the live records and says which one is lying.
The live list beats this page. Always.
Still stuck? Status page and support channel to come. Until they do, the assistant is the support channel: ask it what failed and it will show you the error it got.
The MCP server is still being built. Anything that depends on it is a placeholder, marked where it appears and listed here.
data-tbd.
grep -n 'data-tbd' docs.html
Add class="dc-tbd-debug" to <html> to outline all of them at once.
Delete the marker, keep the sentence — that is the whole edit.
Install the connector, then ask it what it can do. It answers better than we can write.
Cursor and Kimi don't take these as commands yet — for those two, use the Prompt tab at the top.