OOMOL CONNECTOR

20,000+ tools for your AI.Pay as you go.

Connect your apps once and use them across AI agents. Share app access with your team and manage permissions in one place.

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20,000+ tools. Ready to use

1,600+ apps and 20,000+ tools, ready to use once connected. Reuse one configuration across AI agents, with tool permissions managed centrally in the console.

A single OOMOL account provides access to multiple paid services, with no separate provider sign-ups or subscriptions. Charges are based on actual usage.

Connect once. Use everywhere

Connect your app accounts once and use them in Codex, Claude Code, and other agents. Give teammates access to the same connections, without repeating setup or passing credentials around.

$oo Summarize today's Gmail to Notion

I'll call the $oo connector skill to read the user's authorized Gmail messages, then write a Notion note.

Thought 8s

Found 2 Apps

Called gmail.fetch_emails
Called notion.create_page

Result returned through OOMOL. Account credentials stay managed by OOMOL.

Your tools. Your access rules

Assign app connections to members and choose the actions each role can use. Set who can read or change data, review every call, and adjust access whenever needed.

HubSpotCompany CRM
Connected
Sales assistantPermission group
Sales assistant
API access
Read APIs
Write APIs
High-risk APIs
All APIs are available to this group.

Secure by Design

OOMOL has passed TAC Security’s CASA/ESOF security assessment and follows GDPR requirements. Sensitive cloud data uses envelope encryption, and app calls stay within authorized scopes.

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  • TAC Security ESOF — Certified
  • GDPR Compliant

The OpenConnector security gateway is open source under Apache 2.0. OO-CLI and Connector SDK source code is also open to developer review.

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Automate recurring work

Email sorting, data preparation, team updates: let workflows handle recurring tasks across your apps. AI helps build the steps, and workflows run on a schedule or when an event occurs. You can inspect and edit every step on a visual canvas.

Agent

See what agents can do with OOMOL

Find a wallpaper on Pexels and save it to Google Photos

OOMOL lets agents search public media sources, choose an image that matches the brief, and save it directly to connected personal apps such as Google Photos.

Prompt

/oo Find a macOS-style gray gradient wallpaper on Pexels and save it to my Google Photos.

Open Source. Ready to Self-Host.

Self-host with OpenConnector and manage credentials, access permissions, and run logs in your own environment.

Contribute a connector for your tool or API. Help AI agents discover and use your service.

FAQ

What does OOMOL enable AI agents to do?

OOMOL connects third-party service accounts, provides callable Tools, and lets Skills be installed, published, and shared across agents. You can keep working in Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, or a local agent.

What does "connect once, use everywhere" mean?

You do not need to authorize every app again for each agent. Supported agents reuse existing connections through CLI or MCP, with the connection’s action permissions and team access rules still in effect.

Will agents receive my account passwords or raw tokens?

OOMOL manages account authorization and credentials. Agents call third-party services through Tools within the scopes you approve, and each call leaves usage, results, and run records for review.

What data and actions can agents access? Can I view, revoke, or limit them?

Available capabilities depend on connected accounts, their authorization scopes, and the Tools OOMOL provides. In OOMOL Console, you can review connections, permissions, usage, results, and execution logs, and adjust access by account or Tool.

Permissions
How does OOMOL work with the agent I already use?

Connect OOMOL to the agent you already use through oo CLI or MCP. Keep starting tasks in Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, or other supported clients, call connected apps and tools, and reuse existing Skills.

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Which apps and Tools does OOMOL support? What if I need something missing?

OOMOL supports work apps such as Gmail, GitHub, Notion, and Slack, along with image, video, speech, data, and file services. Browse the integrations and built-in tools catalogs for available actions. If an app or action is missing, tell us what you need through the support page.

Integrations
What is the difference between a Tool and a Skill? Why does OOMOL manage Skills?

A Tool is a concrete action an agent can call, such as reading a GitHub PR, writing to Google Sheets, or sending a Slack message. A Skill is reusable execution knowledge for an agent: which oo tools to call, how to pass parameters, and how to check results. The agent follows the Skill, while OOMOL provides oo tools plus cross-agent installation, publishing, and sharing.

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Do I need a subscription?

You can start without a monthly subscription and purchase credits as needed. Pro and Max are optional plans with monthly credits and credit purchase bonuses.

Do I need accounts for each service?

AI and data services provided by OOMOL use managed accounts. For Gmail, Notion, GitHub, and other work apps, connect and authorize your own account.

How is usage charged?

Paid services accessed through OOMOL deduct credits at the rates listed on the pricing page. App calls have a monthly allowance; additional calls use credits. Review your usage and balance in OOMOL Console.

Still have questions?

Contact OOMOL Support for help with setup, App connections, Skills, or workflow ideas.

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App and tool coverage

Providers in the catalog 1,676

Callable actions 20,965

OOMOL public catalog API

A provider is a service integration; an action is one operation exposed by a provider. These totals describe the public catalog. Available actions depend on your connected accounts, permissions, and deployment.

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