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Models, tools, skills, and human decisions connected through one AgentHost system.

Bring your own integrations

If your model can reach it, your team can use it.

Connect what you use now, when the provider permits it. Your written workflow decides what moves and what waits for you.

Open the inventory

Bring the brain. Open the world.

Your provider sets the reach. Your rules set the line.

Do not see yours? For an active Growth Mode customer, we will provide a supported path for a named model provider or tool within 3 business days, or refund the current Growth Mode payment.

Six luminous agent lobes connected to one shared AgentHost brain.Shared brain
  • ClaudeAnthropic
  • CodexOpenAI
  • DeepSeekDeepSeek
  • KimiMoonshot AI
  • GeminiGoogle
  • HermesNous Research

Pick a tool

See what it becomes inside the team.

Tap any logo. The point is not the connection. It is the job the connection can finish.

GitHub

Build it. Check it. Bring the ship decision to you.

Agents can work inside the repository while review and deployment remain separate decisions.

Illustrative route: Request → Build → Independent review → Your deploy decision

Today, AgentHost checks covered background work before it starts. Automatic checks at each outside action are on the roadmap.

The inventory is bigger than integrations.

Each layer gives the team a different kind of capability.

  1. MCPs

    Open the door to a service.

  2. Skills

    Teach the team how to do the job.

  3. Plugins

    Bundle tools and repeatable behavior.

  4. Workflows

    Put the right work in the right order.

  5. Your line

    Decide what can move and what waits for you.

Plain English inventory

You do not need to memorize any of this.

Tell us the work you want finished. We use the inventory to give the team the right knowledge, access, route, and rules. Open the drawers when you are curious.

  • Reach

    MCPs

    A standard doorway an agent can use to reach a service, ask for information, or request an allowed action.

    Think: one adapter that many models can understand.
  • Know how

    Skills

    A reusable playbook for one job. It tells the agent what good work looks like and how to produce it.

    Think: the best SOP on your team, ready when needed.
  • Bring a department

    Plugins

    A useful bundle of skills, tools, and setup that gives the team a larger set of related abilities.

    Think: unpacking a whole workbench at once.
  • Sign in

    Connectors

    The permissioned link between your box and a named account such as Notion, HubSpot, Drive, or GitHub.

    Think: the key to one approved door, not the whole building.
  • Add a new move

    Extensions

    A new behavior or surface added to the working environment when the existing box needs another way to help.

    Think: adding a room to a house you already own.
  • Move the work

    Workflows

    The route that puts sources, people, agents, checks, and finished work in the right order.

    Think: the path from client request to reviewed deliverable.
  • Make it readable

    Markdown files

    Plain-text instructions, memory, and context that you can open, read, change, and keep with the work.

    Think: a handbook both you and the team can read.
  • Set the switches

    JSON and configuration

    Machine-readable settings that say which parts are active, what they may use, and how they fit together.

    Think: the labeled breaker panel behind the experience.
  • Hold the team

    The harness

    The working environment around the model. Roles, memory, tools, rules, and files live here together.

    The model is the brain. The harness is where it learns to work.
  • Keep your say

    Your rules

    The plain-language boundaries that tell the team what can move and what must still stop for you.

    Spend, send, delete, and deploy can stay yours.
Two years in the making

I built this inventory over two years of checking GitHub's trending projects every day, inventing what was missing, and learning the hard way how people and agents work together. It holds tools I found, systems I built, patent-pending work, and lessons from productivity, harness engineering, agent collaboration, and neuroscience. I'll teach you what I know while we learn what makes your team better.

- Steve Kaplan, founder and builder of AgentHost

Bring your access.

Customer-authorized connections use a model-provider path, an approved MCP server, or a supported API inside the customer-controlled environment. AgentHost does not take custody of your CRM or ad-platform OAuth grant.

  • Model provider
  • MCP server
  • Supported API

A connection target is not a native AgentHost integration or an availability guarantee. Access depends on the provider, tool, plan, region, and customer authorization. Company and product names belong to their owners and do not imply partnership, sponsorship, approval, or endorsement of AgentHost.

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