Connect your AI agents to the tools they need

Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, and any other agent can reach the systems your teams already use. Metorial handles the connections, the access, and the visibility, so you do not have to build them yourself.

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Agent connectivity

Give agents access without losing control

Point your agent at Metorial and let it reach the integrations, providers, and internal systems you allow, without unmanaged credentials or brittle connector work.

Connect to the tools teams use

Metorial gives agents access to validated, first-party connections for the systems your teams already rely on.

Works with the agents you have

Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, and any MCP-compatible client connect the same way, with no change to how the agent is built.

  • Connect through Magic MCP
  • Run native workflows with the CLI
  • Works with custom agents

Built to hold up in real use

Connections stay governed, secured, and traced, so what works in a demo keeps working once teams depend on it.

How it works

From a new agent to governed tool access in four steps

The same path works whether one developer is wiring up a coding agent or an entire company is rolling agents out across teams.

  1. 1

    Connect your agent

    Add Metorial to Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, or your own agent through Magic MCP or the CLI.
  2. 2

    Choose its tools

    Give it access to 1,000 validated integrations or your own custom providers.
  3. 3

    Set the rules

    Decide which users, tools, and providers each agent is allowed to reach.
  4. 4

    Run in production

    Every call stays secure, governed, and traced as teams come to depend on it.
Moonfire

With Metorial, we've been able to build a single pane of glass across all our data sources, tools, and messaging platforms, and it's worked incredibly well.

Ben Coughlan
Ben CoughlanSite Reliability Engineer, Moonfire
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Product

Integrations

Start from 1000+ verified integrations or add your own, and give every one a governed path to your agents under existing SSO and access policies.

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The Metorial integrations catalog showing verified providers, tools, and access controls.
  1. Connect

    Any tool, ours or yours

    Start with 1000+ verified integrations or add the internal systems and private APIs only your team has as custom, remote, or Docker-based providers.

  2. Reach

    One link for every approved tool

    Agents reach the integrations they’re allowed to use through a single connection, with no connector project per tool.

  3. Govern

    Scoped and traceable by default

    Access follows the groups and policies you already manage, down to individual tools and actions, and every call stays on the record.

Product

Magic MCP

Magic MCP is a single URL you paste into your AI client. Sign in with the login you already use, and your agent reaches every integration and tool you allow it to use.

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A single Magic MCP URL connecting an AI agent to the integrations a person is allowed to use.
  1. One URL

    Paste one link into any agent

    Drop a single Magic MCP URL into any MCP-compatible client. Nothing to install and no integration to wire up tool by tool.

  2. Every tool

    1000+ integrations, plus your own

    The same link reaches a growing catalog of verified integrations and the custom or remote MCP servers only your team has, kept current for you.

  3. Your access

    Only what you allow, never more

    Sign in with the identity you already use and stay tokenless. Behind the link, every call runs on the real user and reaches only the tools they’re allowed.

Product

CLI

Let agents use the CLI for native integration work. Skip unnecessary tool schema overhead.

  1. Connect

    Set up an integration in minutes

    Install the CLI, sign in, and connect a provider, then list its tools and inspect each one, all from the terminal.

  2. Call

    Run tools as commands

    Agents use commands, flags, and help text they already understand, with no large tool schema to load before they can act.

  3. Automate

    The same workflow anywhere

    Run integration work locally, in scripts, and in CI, so it fits the automation your team already has.

Make agent access ready for production

After the first connection, teams still need controls. Metorial checks risky calls, scopes access, supports team self-service, and gives internal tools the same managed path.

Security

Check risky calls before they run

Protoguard reviews agent traffic for prompt injection and risky actions before it reaches connected systems.

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Access control

Scope access by user, tool, and provider

Set policies for who can use each provider and which tools each agent is allowed to call.

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Portals

Let teams connect approved agents

Portals give teams a simple sign-in flow for connecting agents without setup work or shared credentials.

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Custom providers

Add internal systems when needed

Expose internal tools as custom providers when teams need agent access beyond the managed catalog.

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Crunched

Metorial lets us turn customer connector requests into something we can actually ship. We can focus on building the AI analyst experience, while Metorial handles the OAuth, permissions, and MCP infrastructure underneath.

Markus Skagemo
Markus SkagemoHead of AI, Crunched
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Give your agents the tools they need

Connect agents to the systems your teams rely on, with controls security and operations teams can trust.

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about Metorial for Agents.

  1. Which AI agents work with Metorial?
    Any MCP-compatible client works, including Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, and your own agents. Connect through Magic MCP or the CLI without changing how the agent is built.
  2. Yes. Magic MCP gives an agent one link to every tool and integration it is allowed to use, so you connect once instead of wiring up servers by hand.
  3. Metorial maintains 1,000 validated, first-party integrations for the tools and data sources teams already use, with new providers added regularly.
  4. Yes. When an off-the-shelf integration does not exist yet, expose your own systems as custom providers and agents reach them the same way.
  5. Access control lets you set policies across users, groups, tools, and providers, so each agent gets exactly the access it should and nothing more.
  6. Protoguard inspects agent traffic for prompt injection and risky calls before they reach your systems, and every action stays traced.
  7. Yes. Portals let any team connect their own agent through a simple sign-in, with no setup or credentials to manage.