Adornmonde

Let your AI file the log for you.

Describe the change in plain words and your assistant fills in the form, previews the outcome, and files the entry. You stay in charge; it does the typing.

Step 1 — Get a token

Everything below needs a minted agent token (looks like adcl_…). Ask James — [email protected] — to mint one for you. Wherever you see <your key>, use the token he gives you. Keep it out of shared documents and public chats.

Step 2 — Pick your setup
Claude & ChatGPT claude.aichatgpt.comdesktop apps

A one-time connector gives your chat assistant the filing tools.

Claude:

  1. Open Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector.
  2. Name it Adornmonde Change Log and paste:
    https://change.adornmonde.com/api/mcp?key=<your key>
  3. Add it. Done.

ChatGPT: the same URL works, but custom connectors hide behind Settings → Apps & Connectors → Advanced → Developer mode. Turn that on first; if your plan doesn’t show it, ask James for a hand.

Try it: “File a change-log entry — we’re swapping the homepage hero image on Thursday. Nothing else changes.”
Just tell your agent most coding agents

If your agent can fetch a page and make requests (most can), there is nothing to install. Paste this:

Read https://change.adornmonde.com/agent/agent.md and file a change-log
entry for: <describe the change>. The key is in $ADORNMONDE_CL_KEY.

Put the key in an environment variable rather than in the prompt — prompts end up in logs. If your agent can’t make web requests (a plain chat app), use the connector below instead.

Scripts & automation CIdeploy hooksNode 18+

A zero-dependency CLI ships from this site:

curl -O https://change.adornmonde.com/agent/cl.mjs
CL_KEY=<your key> node cl.mjs describe
CL_KEY=<your key> node cl.mjs preview entry.json
CL_KEY=<your key> node cl.mjs submit entry.json

Exit codes: 0 filed or clean · 1 the server said no or couldn’t be reached · 2 usage.

The rules don’t change

Your assistant answers from what you actually tell it — the verdict is computed on the server from the raw answers, so rewording can’t change an outcome, only misrecord it. A HELD result means the change waits for James’s approval; the entry still files. One entry per change. And if a submission comes back unconfirmed, check with James before filing again — it may already be on the record.