Connect the tools you already use
Authorize Trello, Gmail, Jira, and the rest of your stack inside your organization — not as one-off agent plugins.
How it works
Claude, Cursor, and Codex are agents that think. Fyooser is the controlled operating layer that lets them act on the SaaS your organization already uses — safely, and in the right tenant.
An AI operating system: connect tools, expose them through MCP, and keep every action org-scoped.
Authorize Trello, Gmail, Jira, and the rest of your stack inside your organization — not as one-off agent plugins.
Point Claude, Cursor, Codex, or any MCP-capable agent at Fyooser. They discover and call tools through a single interface.
Connections, credentials, and capability settings stay tenant-scoped. You decide what agents can read, write, or never touch.
If someone asks whether Fyooser is “like Claude or Cursor,” the short answer is no — those stay the agents; Fyooser is the tool layer they call.
Fyooser does not replace Claude or ChatGPT. Those remain the places you talk to an AI.
Cursor and Codex help you write software. Fyooser helps agents operate the SaaS tools your team already runs.
Your Trello boards, Gmail inbox, and Jira projects stay where they are. Fyooser connects to them and orchestrates access.
Your tools stay on the left. Your agents stay on the right. Fyooser sits in the middle as one MCP endpoint.
Your tools
Trello · Gmail · Jira
Connected per organization
Fyooser
MCP endpoint
Routes & capability controls
Your agents
Claude · Cursor · Codex
Decide; Fyooser executes
Analogy: the agent is the brain that decides what to do. Fyooser is the hands that act on company tools — with membership checks and permissions attached.
Four steps from scattered integrations to one MCP layer.
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