tools.search()Find the right capability without loading every schema.
MCP gateway for every agent
Executor normalizes MCP, OpenAPI, GraphQL and custom integrations behind one endpoint—then loads a schema only when code calls it.
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execute(input)search → describe → callPublic comparison shown on executor.sh. Tool mix and token count are the published example, not a universal benchmark.
Context efficiency
Executor exposes a single code-mode tool. The agent searches the catalog, describes the one capability it needs, then calls it.
tools.search()Find the right capability without loading every schema.
tools.describe.tool()Bring only the selected input and output contract into view.
tools[path](input)Execute inside the sandbox with the configured connection.
One tool shape
Anything imported becomes a name, an input schema and an output schema—so the calling surface stays interchangeable.
Guardrails travel with the tool
Executor preserves imported semantics—HTTP methods, MCP destructive hints and GraphQL mutations—so agents can auto-run routine reads and pause before destructive actions.
Pick your path
Hosted auth, sync and policy controls with a free tier to start.
Native Mac, Windows and Linux apps; integrations and sessions stay on device.
Install the background service and drive it from the terminal.
The model reasons
Point any MCP-capable agent at one endpoint and connect the tools your work actually needs.
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