01

The problem

Connecting AI assistants to business tools means one configuration per tool per assistant, secrets scattered in config files, and no record of what the assistant did.

02

What we engineered

Put one switchboard in the middle: every tool behind one local endpoint, with its own permissions, and every call written down.

  • A local aggregator that re-exposes many MCP servers through one endpoint.
  • An AES-256-GCM vault, per-tool on or off and read, write or full policies, an approval gate and an audit log.
  • Local OAuth for common providers and a generator that turns an OpenAPI spec into an MCP server.
03

How it connected

A dashboard, a command line and one-command install into several AI clients.

04

What technology was appropriate

  • TypeScript on Node.
  • Checked by a suite of verification scripts rather than screenshots.
05

Where it stands

Working alpha, released as v0.1.0 under Apache-2.0.

Current state, stated as it is today.

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