Scattered connectors
Each app ends up with its own access flows, logs, failure modes, and one-off connector logic.
AI Tool Access Infrastructure
Connect every tool once.
Use it everywhere.
ToolOS is the secure connector layer for AI agents, SaaS products, internal tools, and client dashboards — giving approved access to coding tools, AI models, login providers, communication channels, ads platforms, app stores, commerce systems, CRMs, analytics, and more through MCP, API, webhooks, and SDKs.
Start with ToolOSnpx toolos init
✓ Login-protected dashboard✓ Redacted credentials✓ MCP-ready✓ Client-level monitoring
ToolOSMCP + API + Webhooks
✓ Coding, AI, Login, Comms selected
✓ MCP tools generated
✓ Webhooks verified
✓ Dashboard monitoring enabled
The integration tax
Every new product should not rebuild the same integrations again.
OAuth, scopes, refresh flows, webhooks, rate limits, logs, retries, monitoring, and provider upgrades are rebuilt in product after product. ToolOS turns that repeated work into shared infrastructure.
Risky access
Agents and products need real tool access, but permissions must stay scoped, audited, and protected.
Changing APIs
When providers change scopes, schemas, or webhook behavior, every product should not break separately.
Legacy integration approach
Point-to-point chaos
✕ Each product rebuilds its own integrations.
✕ Credential handling gets duplicated.
✕ Agents get bolted on after the fact.
✕ Monitoring is fragmented by product.
✕ Provider changes become product incidents.
ToolOS approach
One governed access layer
✓ Connect once, use everywhere across agents, apps, clients, and dashboards.
✓ MCP, API, webhook, and SDK access from one connector module.
✓ Central security and redaction across UI, logs, CLI, API, and MCP responses.
✓ Client-level monitoring for status, usage, quota, latency, and failures.
✓ Versioned connector upgrades when provider APIs evolve.
Security by default
Built for safe tool access, not secret sprawl.
ToolOS gives every product and agent approved access without exposing sensitive credentials. Access is scoped by user, client, workspace, product, and agent.
Authenticate
Login-protected UI, role-based controls, OAuth flows, provider-specific setup, and workspace isolation.
Authorize
Grant the minimum scopes each product or agent needs, with read-only defaults where possible.
Redact
Sensitive values stay protected across dashboards, logs, APIs, CLI output, MCP responses, and AI prompts.
Audit
Track who connected, tested, used, updated, disconnected, or escalated each integration.
Integration logo cloud
All your integrations, grouped by how teams actually use them.
ToolOS separates connector families so developers, admins, and agents can understand what is connected: coding tools, AI systems, login and sign-up providers, communication channels, ads, apps, commerce, analytics, and more.
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Operations dashboard
Know what is connected, used, healthy, failing, and changing.
ToolOS is not only a connector catalog. It is a control plane for every client integration, agent action, webhook event, quota limit, and provider upgrade.
ToolOS Control Plane 96 healthy integrations
Clients42
MCP calls18.4k
Webhook events92k
Needs action3
ConnectorClientStatusUsage
GmailSmartMail Healthy4.8k calls
SlackAgentOS Healthy1.2k events
GitHubLaunchLab Healthy892 calls
LinearOrgOS Reconnect41 failed
StripePricingOS Healthy2.1k events
For SaaS teams
Add integrations to products without rebuilding access, webhooks, test suites, docs, and dashboards each time.
For AI agents
Give agents safe access to real tools through MCP and APIs while keeping permissions governed.
For client platforms
See every client integration, usage pattern, failing connector, reconnect need, and provider change in one place.
Final CTA
Stop rebuilding integrations. Start shipping with ToolOS.
Secure tool access for every agent, product, client, and workflow — through MCP, API, webhooks, and SDKs.
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