Customer-operations infrastructure for your AI agents
Every tool, rule and action Algomo builds is exposed over MCP. The interface we use to build an agent is the one you get.
Ask it, click it, or script it. Same agent.
Every operation lands the same way whichever surface calls it: the agent in conversation, the dashboard on screen, or any MCP client, whether that is Claude, Cursor, or an agent you built. Same primitives, every surface.
Four primitives, one system
The same four blocks you meet everywhere in the product, addressable here as tools.
Discovered from the site, or declared when they cannot be found.
Generated from connections, written at runtime on request, callable over MCP.
Permissions and limits, set in natural language, enforced everywhere the agent acts.
Deployment surfaces you switch on; the same tools and rules apply in each.
Changes you can review before they ship
Every change happens in a session you can diff and validate, then save or discard. Nothing reaches your visitors until you say so.
What you drive over MCP
MCP is the interface, not an export
Configuration, tools, behaviour rules, content, deployment: point Claude, Cursor or your own agent at the server.
Drive the visitor's browser
Navigate, request, run a script, take a screenshot, in the visitor's own session; not something a competitor can copy quickly.
Write a tool at runtime
Ask for a capability it lacks and it writes the tool itself, on top of what your systems already do.
Repair on change
When endpoints move, it notices, rescans and rebuilds the part that broke.
Bring endpoints it cannot find
Discovery covers what your site calls for itself; auth-gated or internal endpoints are declared. Same tool interface either way.
Test before it reaches anyone
Generate a test reply against a thread; no real conversation touched.
Quickstart
From connection to first tool call; the full reference lives on the Docs page.
Built like infrastructure
Observability
Every conversation, tool call and change is on the record; review what the agent did and why.
Version history
Changes land in sessions you can diff and validate, then save or discard. Nothing ships silently.