# ToolOS ToolOS is a central integration operating system for tools, agents, APIs, MCP connectors, webhooks, and products. It lets developers and teams connect tools once and use them everywhere across Grow1000X platforms, internal products, client workspaces, AI agents, MCP clients, REST APIs, and webhooks. ## Landing Page The repository includes a polished static landing page at [`index.html`](index.html). It positions ToolOS as AI Tool Access Infrastructure for SaaS products, AI agents, and client platforms. ## One-Line Start ```bash npx toolos init ``` The goal is that a developer can start with one command, choose the integrations they want, add required personal keys or OAuth configuration, and get a secure working integration layer without rebuilding auth, token storage, redaction, API wrappers, MCP schemas, webhook verification, tests, and monitoring from scratch. ## Why ToolOS Exists Teams repeatedly rebuild the same integrations across products: - Slack - Gmail - Google Drive - Google Calendar - GitHub - GitLab - Linear - Jira - Notion - Stripe - Razorpay - Shopify - WooCommerce - Search Console - Google Analytics - Ads platforms - Marketplaces - CRMs - BI tools - AI tools - MCP clients ToolOS centralizes this work into one secure layer. ## Core Promise > Connect once. Use everywhere. ## Product Surfaces ToolOS should be accessible through: - Web dashboard - Command line interface - REST API - MCP server - Webhooks - SDKs - Connector modules ## Web Dashboard The web dashboard is protected by login and role-based access control. It should show: - Clients - Workspaces - Connected integrations - Integration status - Usage by client - Usage by product - Usage by agent - API usage - MCP usage - Webhook events - Health checks - Errors - Latency - Quotas - Token refresh failures - Required reconnects - Audit logs - Connector versions - Provider documentation links ## CLI Planned CLI commands: ```bash toolos init toolos add gmail toolos add slack toolos add github toolos test toolos test gmail toolos dev toolos deploy toolos status toolos logs toolos secrets set GMAIL_CLIENT_ID toolos secrets rotate gmail toolos connectors list toolos connectors upgrade toolos mcp start ``` The CLI must never print raw keys, tokens, passwords, refresh tokens, webhook signing secrets, authorization headers, cookies, or sensitive payloads. ## Integration Methods ToolOS should support integrations through: - MCP - REST API - Webhooks - OAuth - API keys - Service accounts - Personal access tokens - SDKs - Browser extensions - Provider-specific integration methods ## Security Principles ToolOS must be secure by default. Core requirements: - Login-protected UI - Role-based access control - Tenant isolation - Encrypted secret storage - Redacted secrets in UI, logs, CLI output, API responses, MCP responses, and AI prompts - OAuth state validation - OAuth 2.1 + PKCE where applicable - Webhook signature verification - Audit logs - Rate limits - Least-privilege scopes - Read-only defaults where possible - Environment separation for local, dev, staging, and production ## Connector Catalog Initial connector categories include: ### Developer and AI Tools GitHub, GitLab, Linear, Jira, Codex, Cursor, Claude Code, OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, Perplexity, Figma, Notion, Slack, Google Drive, Gmail. ### Website and Commerce Shopify, WooCommerce, Apple App Store, Google Play, Amazon Seller Central, Walmart Marketplace, Flipkart Seller Hub, Myntra, WordPress, Webflow, Wix. ### Ads and Marketing Facebook Ads, Google Ads, Instagram Ads, YouTube Advertising, Amazon Ads, Flipkart Ads, Taboola, Criteo, AppsFlyer, Branch, One Impression. ### SEO, Search, and AI Search Google Trends, Google Search Console, Bing, ChatGPT, Ahrefs, Semrush, Google Analytics. ### Social and Messaging Facebook, Instagram, Twitter / X, WhatsApp, WhatsApp Business, Facebook Messenger, Telegram, Zoom, YouTube, TikTok, LinkedIn, LINE, Snapchat, Skype. ### Sales, CRM, and Marketing Automation Salesforce, HubSpot, CleverTap, MoEngage, WebEngage, PushEngage, Twilio, Mailchimp, SendGrid, Klaviyo, ActiveCampaign, Brevo, MailerLite, Lemlist, Instantly. ### Analytics and BI Looker, Power BI, Tableau, Google Analytics, Google Sheets, Metabase, Datadog, Better Stack, New Relic, PagerDuty. ### Market and Competitive Research BuiltWith, Data.ai, Helium 10, SEMrush, Tracxn, Crustdata, Apollo, Hunter, Diffbot, Exa, Bright Data, Apify. ### Documents, Files, and Storage Google Docs, Google Sheets, Google Slides, Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, CloudConvert, PDF.co, PandaDoc, DocuSeal, Documenso, Dropbox Sign. ### Project, Task, and Collaboration Asana, Basecamp, ClickUp, Coda, Airtable, Motion, Todoist, Google Tasks, Confluence, Miro, Mural, Discord, Microsoft Teams, Slackbot. ### Payments, Accounting, and Finance Stripe, Razorpay, Flutterwave, Paystack, QuickBooks, Zoho Books, Zoho Invoice, Erpnext, Splitwise. ## Connector Module Standard Each connector should define: - Connector ID - Display name - Provider - Category - Auth type - Required scopes - Optional scopes - Operations - Triggers - MCP tools - REST operations - Webhook handlers - Rate limits - Error taxonomy - Retry policy - Health checks - Test suite - Official documentation links - Version - Deprecation notes - Upgrade notes - Data retention policy - Secret redaction policy ## Monitoring and Testing ToolOS should continuously test and monitor integrations. Tests should include: - OAuth URL generation - OAuth callback handling - Token refresh - API ping - Scope validation - Webhook signature validation - MCP schema validation - Sample read operation - Safe sample write operation where applicable - Rate-limit behavior - Error mapping - Retry behavior Monitoring should include: - Runtime errors - Provider errors - Latency - Quota usage - Token expiry - Webhook failures - MCP failures - API schema mismatches - Connector version drift ## Data and Privacy ToolOS should collect only the data required for secure connector execution, usage tracking, monitoring, and auditability. Every connector should document: - What data is collected - Why it is collected - Where it is stored - Retention period - Access permissions - Exportability - Deletion behavior ## Initial MVP The first stable version should include: - Login-protected web dashboard - Client/workspace model - Connector registry - Secret storage - Redaction library - REST API - MCP server - Webhook intake - CLI init command - SDK starter - Health checks - Usage dashboard - Audit logs - Documentation links - Connector test framework Initial connectors: - Gmail - Google Drive - Slack - GitHub - GitLab - Linear - Jira - Notion - Google Calendar - Stripe - Razorpay - OpenAI - Anthropic ## Documentation See the full product requirements document: - [docs/PRD.md](docs/PRD.md) See the landing page source and copy: - [index.html](index.html) - [docs/LANDING_PAGE_COPY.md](docs/LANDING_PAGE_COPY.md) ## Status ToolOS is in product definition and foundation planning.