Tell your agent one sentence.
TelegramUrgent · Private · Doorman
To: Your coding agent
The prompt to copy into your agent
Add Doorman spam protection to this project's forms. Follow https://
- Claude Code
- Codex
- Cursor
- GitHub Copilot
- Windsurf
- Gemini CLI
- OpenCode
- Cline
Incoming cable Doorman
- Read the setup guide
- Found 1 form: index.html "Get a quote"
- Which email should get real submissions?
owner@brightpath.co - Created account and form
- Pointed the form at Doorman
- Saved DOORMAN_KEY to .env (gitignored)
- Test: genuine enquiry, deliveredGenuine
- Test: SEO pitch, droppedVoid
Pick your agent.
Each guide has the prompt, the MCP config for that agent, and what it will ask you. The prompt works with any agent: it points it at /llms.txt.
Runs in
- Claude Code Anthropic's coding agent for the terminal, IDEs and desktop. Reads your codebase, edits files and runs commands. View guide
- Codex OpenAI's coding agent as a terminal CLI, an IDE extension and a desktop app. View guide
- Cursor AI code editor built on VS Code, with an agent that edits across files and runs commands. View guide
- GitHub Copilot Copilot's agent mode in VS Code and other editors, with native MCP support. View guide
- Windsurf Agentic code editor whose Cascade agent plans and makes multi-file changes. View guide
- Gemini CLI Google's open-source agent for the terminal, with MCP and built-in tools. View guide
- OpenCode Open-source terminal agent that works with many model providers. View guide
- Cline Open-source coding agent that runs as a VS Code extension. View guide
- Anything else Any agent that can make HTTP requests can follow /llms.txt: no MCP needed. View guide
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Where each one runs.
Every agent here can set Doorman up from the prompt alone. MCP gives it Doorman's tools directly: sign up, configure forms, get install code, run tests, review held submissions.
| Agent | Terminal | IDE | Extension | Setup by prompt | Doorman MCP | Config |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Claude Code | – | claude mcp add | ||||
| Codex | – | ~/.codex/config.toml | ||||
| Cursor | – | – | .cursor/mcp.json | |||
| GitHub Copilot | – | .vscode/mcp.json | ||||
| Windsurf | – | – | ~/.codeium/windsurf/mcp_config.json | |||
| Gemini CLI | – | – | ~/.gemini/settings.json | |||
| OpenCode | – | – | opencode.json | |||
| Cline | – | – | Cline → MCP Servers → Configure (cline_mcp_settings.json) |
What your agent will do.
- Find your forms and read what your business sells from the README or site copy.
- Ask you one question which email should get real submissions.
- Create your account with one API call, or use the key you give it. You get an email to confirm and set a password.
- Wire it in the form's action URL for a static site, or a
/v1/checkcall in your backend handler. - Store the key as
DOORMAN_KEYin.env, gitignored, never committed. - Prove it works one genuine enquiry delivered and one pitch dropped, both free test submissions.
Safe by default.
- Your key stays in .envThe prompt tells your agent to store the key as DOORMAN_KEY in a gitignored .env and never commit it. Revoke any key in Settings.
- You confirm the accountAn agent sign-up emails you a link to confirm and set a password. Until then the account has 100 checks and no email forwarding.
- No surprises in your inboxDoorman only emails addresses that confirmed they want submissions, so an agent can't point forwarding at someone else.
One sentence to your agent.
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