One MCP gateway between your agent and every toolit calls.
The right credentials, a permission check, a clean request and a readable response. Handled on every call, so you build the agent, not the integration layer.
Managed auth
Users connect their own accounts. We store the tokens, refresh them, and attach them to every call. Nothing lands in your code.
CRM, email, calendar, tickets, docs and billing. Every tool is written for a model to read, so your agent picks the right one and sends the right arguments.
Something happens in your user's world — new mail lands, a charge clears, a record changes — and their agent runs against it. No polling loop, no cron job, no re-auth round trip before it can act.
The event carries auth context. The agent acts as that user from the first call, with nothing to re-establish.
No polling infrastructure to own. No queue to run, no watermark to track, no duplicate-delivery logic to get right.
Reactive, not request-driven. The difference between an agent that answers your users and one that works for them.
Point a schema at any endpoint on a connector you already have, or register a new one — an internal service, a partner API, a remote MCP server. Extend the catalog without standing up a second auth stack to maintain.
Custom tools: a schema pointed at an endpoint on a connector you already use. Roughly thirty minutes.
Custom connectors: a whole new system, on OAuth 2.0, API key, bearer token, RSA, or basic auth.
Identical at runtime. Same vault, same per-user scoping, same logs as anything in the catalog.
