AIOS Connector

Connect your AI agents to real tools, safely.

AIOS Connector is the secure gateway that lets agents use external services and MCP tools with permissions, audit trails, and tenant isolation, without you wiring a new integration every time.

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Designed for teams shipping production agents. Built around signed requests, least-privilege access, and clean audit.

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Drop your details and we will email you when AIOS Connector opens for production tenants.

Built for

AI product teams shipping agent workflows
Startups that need integrations without chaos
Ops teams that want audit + control
Founders who want agents to actually do work, not just chat

Agents are easy. Reliable tool access is not.

Most agent setups break when you add real integrations:

Secrets get copied into prompts
Tools work locally, then fail in production
More integrations means more failure modes
No one knows what the agent actually did
Multi-tenant access control becomes a nightmare

AIOS Connector fixes that.

One gateway that standardizes tool access so agents can safely call external services, with the controls you need to run it for real users.

What AIOS Connector does

1) Secure tool access (without leaking secrets)

Agents request actions. The Connector handles the secure execution path so you do not pass credentials around like confetti.

2) MCP made easy

Connect agents to MCP servers and tools through one consistent interface, with per-tenant enablement.

3) Permissions and tenant isolation

Turn tools on or off per tenant. Deny by default. No accidental cross-tenant access.

4) Audit trail for every tool call

See what tool was called, by which tenant, when, and whether it succeeded, without logging sensitive payloads.

5) Production-friendly gateway behavior

Consistent endpoints, stable response shapes, and dev doctor verification so you do not accidentally point at the wrong server.

How it works

Step 1: Enable tools for a tenant and choose which tool servers (MCP or native) they can use.
Step 2: Agents invoke tools through one standardized Connector interface.
Step 3: The Connector executes safely and logs an audit event. Results return to the agent.

Feature highlights

Security and Control

Signed requests (HMAC) for sensitive connection specs
No secrets printed in logs by design
Deny-by-default tenant enablement
Safe response normalization (no secret/hash output)

Tool Ecosystem

Recommended catalog (curated and safe defaults)
Community catalog option (opt-in per tenant)
MCP tool discovery and invoke via the gateway
Supports external services and local tools

Reliability

One-command dev start plus verify gateway tooling
Dev doctor auto-detects wrong base URLs and ports
Clear failure messages (HTML vs JSON vs wrong server)

Operations

Audit events for tool invocations and failures
Connection lifecycle limits (TTL and max connections per tenant)
Designed to scale horizontally when you are ready

Recommended vs Community MCP Catalog

Recommended means tools we are comfortable standing behind for most teams.

Community means opt-in tools enabled per tenant, with stricter controls.

Run recommended-only for production, and allow community tools for internal power users.

Use cases

Look up info, fetch docs, and interact with repos and tools
Trigger workflows in external services
Add MCP capabilities without custom glue code
Support multi-tenant agent platforms with tenant-level control
Enable internal ops copilots with approvals and guardrails

Pricing

Early access pricing will be simple and usage-based. Full pricing will be published once the first production tenants are live.

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FAQ

Is this a new agent framework?

No. AIOS Connector is the gateway layer. Bring your agents (OpenClaw, Claude Code-style workflows, or custom agents). The Connector standardizes safe tool access.

Does it require a custom UI?

No. You can use it via API immediately. A full Controller UI is optional and will roll out separately.

Can I bring my own MCP server?

Yes. You can add MCP servers to your catalog and enable them per tenant. Start with recommended tools, then expand.

Does it log sensitive data?

No. It is designed to avoid printing secrets, signatures, headers, or full tool payloads that could contain credentials.

How does it scale?

For MVP, one gateway can run connector and controller endpoints together. As usage grows, split domains/services and scale horizontally.

Ready to connect agents to real tools without the chaos?

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If you are building an agent product with multiple users and tenants, we will help you set up the right default permissions and catalog strategy.

AIOS Connector

AIOS Connector is a secure AI agent gateway for tool execution and MCP integration. It helps teams connect agents to external tools with tenant permissions, audit trails, and production-ready endpoints.