The trust layer for AI agents.
Give your agents access to 786+ platforms, wrapped in the auth, access control, and audit that make them safe and reliable to run in production.
$ npm i -g @withone/cliUsed by teams at
Google
Microsoft
Cisco
Dropbox
Lyft
Figma
Docker
Postman
JetBrains
Netlify
Webflow
Clerk
PostHog
HubSpot
monday.com
ElevenLabs
UiPath
StackBlitz
HEY
New York University
University of Waterloo
UC Berkeley
MITStanford University
One is used by teams at Google, Microsoft, Cisco, Dropbox, Lyft, Figma, Docker, Postman, JetBrains, Netlify, Webflow, Clerk, PostHog, HubSpot, monday.com, ElevenLabs, UiPath, StackBlitz, HEY, New York University, University of Waterloo, UC Berkeley, MIT, Stanford University.
CLI
One login. One CLI. Every app.
One tool to find any app, see what it can do, and take action. No setup, no wiring, no API docs to read.
One tool to find, connect, and use any app.
Your agent's interface to 690+ platforms.
Context efficiency
Thousands of tools, no bloat.
Connect all 786+ platforms. Your agent still only ever sees four commands.
~810,900 tok
5,406 tool schemas in the prompt, before the task starts
~3,000 tok
4 commands. All 5,406 actions stay one search away.
Turn platforms off. Only the left number moves.
Browse all 786+ platformsAuth
One login. Every integration.
Connect all your apps in one place. Your agents authenticate automatically, tokens refresh silently, and every connection stays secure.
Managed auth for AI agents and the apps
that use them. Connect once, never think about tokens again.
Real-world use cases
All use casesComplete, working implementations built on One. Every one ships with a free, open-source repo you can clone and run.
Read the month's card spend against a policy you actually wrote down
An open-source AI pipeline for finance teams: it reads the month's Brex card spend, cross-checks each charge against the QuickBooks chart of accounts, and has Claude apply your expense policy, written in plain English, so only the charges a human should actually look at get flagged. Built on One.
Open-source repoFind the customers who bought twice and went quiet, then build the winback
An open-source AI pipeline for lifecycle marketing: it reads your Shopify order history for repeat buyers gone quiet, joins what Klaviyo already knows about them, and asks Claude to group them into cohorts and draft the winback flow for each. Built on One.
Open-source repoFind every promise you broke in email, and draft the follow-up
An open-source AI pipeline for sales and partnerships: it reads your Sent mail for real commitments ('I'll send that Monday'), works out which ones are overdue, and drafts the follow-up for each one in the original thread. Built on One.
Open-source repoAgents
Give your AI agent access to every app you use.
One agent that works across Gmail, Slack, Stripe, HubSpot, and thousands more. It remembers your context and acts on your behalf.
Your AI with all your apps connected.
Skills, channels, and automation built in.
Under the hood
Everything your agents need to run in production.
Six primitives. One SDK. The complete
infrastructure layer for production agents.
Bridgeenterprise
Activate your API for AI.
Give us your docs URL. We turn your API into a production-ready MCP server in minutes. Full auth, filtering, and optimization included.
1.Paste your docs URL
Point Bridge at your API documentation. OpenAPI, REST, GraphQL. We handle the rest.
2.Ingest & optimize
Bridge discovers endpoints, maps authentication, optimizes context windows, and generates a complete MCP schema.
3.Deploy MCP
Your API is now an MCP server. Any AI agent can discover and use it with managed auth and rate limiting.
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