OOMOL is built by a small team focused on helping agents handle real work with clear authorization and reusable methods.
I'm Shaun, CEO of OOMOL. I'd love to hear how OOMOL fits into your work, what's been useful, and what we can make better. Feel free to reach out anytime.
Agents are moving from answering questions to doing work. That shift is exciting, but it also exposes a gap: the work lives in accounts, files, services, permissions, team habits, and messy context.
OOMOL brings account connections, credentials, and configuration into one managed place, giving agents clearly authorized access to real work.
We build OOMOL around open-source projects and GitHub, shaping the product through issues, commits, and community feedback.
These beliefs guide how we design connections, permissions, and reusable methods.
OOMOL lets people keep working in familiar agents while calling the accounts, tools, and data their work already uses.
When an agent can act on real systems, people should be able to see what is connected, approved, used, and recorded.
A useful way of doing a task can become a Skill and stay available across agents and teammates.
We make the foundations around agent work clear and dependable, so connections, permissions, and records can support long-term use.
We look for the places where users already ask agents to help, then work backwards from what has to be connected, approved, remembered, or shown.
We keep connection, authorization, and record-keeping simple, then use Skills when a method needs to be reused.
Screens, records, permissions, results, and support conversations matter because they keep product ideas tied to real use.
Have a question, an idea, or a workflow you are trying to make work with OOMOL? We would like to hear from you.
For account, billing, security, partnership, or private product conversations.
support@oomol.com
Email OOMOLBest when the context should stay private.
For setup questions, workflow ideas, and quick conversations with other OOMOL users.
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Join DiscordBest for lightweight public discussion.
For reproducible issues, feature requests, integration questions, and longer technical threads.
oomol-lab/discussions
Open DiscussionsBest when the discussion benefits from public follow-up.
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