CoreSpeed is an MCP endpoint that provides unified access for AI agents. It lets agents connect to the apps you already use, so they can complete real work, not just chat.
Purpose
CoreSpeed is designed to solve the connection problem between agents and external apps, team memory, and tools. Through one MCP endpoint, any agent (including Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, cloud or local) can connect to your existing apps and obtain shared team memory and built-in tools.
Main capabilities
- Connectors: Connect the apps you already use with one-click OAuth, with no need to apply for APIs or manage keys.
- Built-in tools: Once authorized, generate, search, and research in real time.
- Team memory: Agents do not need to repeatedly ask for context, and memory migrates with the agent.
- Spending controls: Make payments within set limits, with all costs consolidated into one invoice.
- Activity log: Records agent activity.
- Natural language policies: Describe in plain language what the agent can do and which actions require your sign-off. Your words are the rules and are not compiled into hard rules; when an action requires confirmation, the agent pauses and asks you before running.
- Portability: When switching agents, the apps, memory, writing style, and policy logic follow the agent, not the app running it. Switching from Claude Code to Codex does not reset anything.
How to use
Provide CoreSpeed to the agent, and it will add CoreSpeed, have you log in, and then take over the rest. Set it up once and it works with any agent. All connectors, built-in tools, memory, and billing are controlled in one interface, governed in natural language.
Use cases
- Sales lead enrichment: Pull new leads from HubSpot, enrich information through real-time web and LinkedIn lookups, draft personalized first outreach in your tone, and log every email and note back to the CRM.
- Cross-agent work: The same agent can cover your work throughout the day; choose a role to view it.
Limitations
The documentation does not provide specific limitation information. Regarding common questions such as costs, API access requests, password visibility, specific behavior after switching agents, spending control mechanisms, how to revoke access, and which agents are supported, the official text lists the questions but does not provide answers, so this information is not currently available.
