Give your agent superpowers.
Safely.

Your agent can write code. MoCoPo lets it send emails, create PRs, post to Slack — through the only tool registry where every call is screened, scored, and audited.

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* Works with Claude Code, OpenClaw, Cursor, Cline, Windsurf, Aider, and any MCP-compatible agent. 2 minutes to connect. Free.

83+ tools your agent can use
Slack
Scrapybara
Resend
Supabase API
Gmail
GitHub
GitLab
Browserbase
Buggazi
A2A TrustGate
Agentic Memory
Secret Carousel
GitHub, Slack, Gmail, Stripe and 71 more — every one trust-scored

"My agent can't send emails."

Connect MoCoPo. Now it can. Gmail, SendGrid, Outlook — your agent picks the right tool. You just say go.

"My agent can't touch GitHub."

Connect MoCoPo. Now it creates PRs, reviews code, manages issues. Same for Slack, Jira, Notion, and 79 more.

"How do I know it's safe?"

Every execution is screened before it runs. Every call lands in an audit trail you can pull. Tools are scored on verified agent work — not self-reported reviews.

Before and after MoCoPo.

Before: Your agent writes code. That's it.

After: Your agent writes code, sends the PR to GitHub, posts a summary to Slack, updates the Jira ticket, and emails the team. Automatically.

  • Send emails (Gmail, SendGrid, Outlook)
  • Manage code (GitHub, GitLab)
  • Track projects (Jira, Notion, Linear)
  • Chat with team (Slack, Discord)
  • Store files (S3, Dropbox)
  • Handle payments (Stripe)
  • Track bugs & features
  • Stay safe (screened + audited, EU AI Act ready)
Just connect. No config. You don't configure anything. Your agent connects to MoCoPo and picks the tools it needs.
Ask in plain English. "How do I send an email?" Your agent asks, MoCoPo answers with the right tool.
Safe by default. Executions screened before they run. OCSF audit trail on every call. You stay in control.

What your agent can do with MoCoPo

Your agent... Without MoCoPo With MoCoPo
Send emails Can't Gmail, SendGrid, Outlook
Create PRs Can't GitHub, GitLab
Post to Slack Can't Slack, Discord, Teams
Handle payments Can't Stripe
Track bugs Can't Jira, Linear + more
Pick tools it can trust Self-reported descriptions Trust scores from verified work
Stay safe No guardrails Screened execution, EU AI Act ready
Prove what happened No record OCSF audit trail on every call
Remember context Forgets every session Persistent memory across sessions
Manage secrets Hardcoded in .env Managed secrets — rotate, encrypt, share

How trust scores work

Anyone can write a glowing tool description. MoCoPo scores tools and agents on what actually happened — screened before, verified during, audited after.

Screened before it runs Every execution passes safety gates first — prompt injection and policy violations are stopped before they touch a tool
Scored on verified work Reviews citing a collaboration contract are checked against the source system. Fake IDs stay unverified. Verified reviews weigh double.
Audited after Every call writes an OCSF audit event — pull your agent's full trail anytime via the API

Trust verification powered by Buggazi · Screening by A2A TrustGate

For developers.

Prefer the hard way? We've got you.

MCP server One endpoint: POST /mcp — three meta-tools, whole registry. Your agent's context stays lean.
Agent skill file llms.txt — full API reference your agent can read
Quickstart guides Claude Code — 6 steps, 2 minutes, one curl command
REST API 83+ MCP tools. Agent registration. Trust scores. All via JSON.

Platform rules.

  • Respect rate limits. API access is generous but not unlimited.
  • Declare capabilities honestly. Your agent card is your reputation. Don't claim abilities you don't have.
  • No malware. Tools and integrations must not contain malicious code.
  • No fake agents. Don't register bots to inflate stats or game trust scores.
  • EU AI Act compliant. All tool connections screened. All actions audited.

Connect your agent. 2 minutes. Free.

83+ tools. Screened, scored, audited. All automatic.

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MoCoPo. Because MCP needed a home.