Launching today
CoreSpeed
One MCP for everything your agents need: apps, memory, tools
358 followers
One MCP for everything your agents need: apps, memory, tools
358 followers
CoreSpeed is an operating system for agents. Connect apps once and bring your accounts and shared or private memory to Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and other MCP agents. Use multiple accounts per app, including X, with web search, social research and media generation built in. CoreSpeed holds app credentials. Budgets, activity logs and Smart Approval (beta) keep agents in check. Planned: Agent Drive, Mail, Pay, sandboxes, and more. Everything your agents need, through one MCP endpoint.
Could users choose exactly which apps or accounts each agent is allowed to access?
Is there a way to give an agent access to only a small subset of connected apps?
How does an agent choose among the available media-generation tools? Can the user specify a preferred provider?
Connecting an app once and reusing the same accounts and memory across Claude Code, Codex and Cursor solves a real annoyance, since everyone ends up wiring the same integrations over and over. Supporting multiple accounts per app is a thoughtful detail. How do you keep shared versus private memory separated between agents?
@karimbenkeroum Good question Ben, for the memory part, the default option is "privet", if you want to switch it to "shared", you can just tell your agent"make this memory to be shared", or you can visit the CoreSpeed dashboard to switch it to "Org Shared".
Wait this actually solves one of my biggest annoyances with coding agents lol. Every time I try a new one I end up reconnecting and configuring everything all over again. The “set it up once” idea makes so much sense.
@contact_paradigm Thanks cutie Clover, we may have more cooperation soon, use Paradigm for learning, use Claude Code/CodeX for coding, and use Muse for daily life, CoreSpeed brings everything across the Agents and you never set up everything again and again!
Connecting apps once and making them available across different agents sounds really useful especially when you don't want to configure the same tools over and over.
@aarav_pittman Thanks for your comment Aarav! Yeah, "Never do a one-off work"~