Agents can search and invoke thousands of external tools through a single proxy
This proxy server reduces the burden of creating separate accounts and managing keys for each service when an agent needs to check backlink data or social trends. It allows an agent to search and invoke thousands of external tools using only one address and token. The team's secret keys are stored securely on the server, preventing them from leaking out while team members' agents share and use them.
Invoke only the features you need without subscriptions
Most tools required for actual work are hidden behind hundreds of dollars in monthly subscription fees or difficult sign-up procedures. This repository removes these barriers and adopts a model where you pay only a small fee each time you invoke a needed feature. Even if an agent does not know a specific vendor's name, it can search for tools by task content, such as 'find backlinks for a domain,' check the price, and invoke them immediately. The provided catalog includes endpoints for various fields, including SEO, social trends, business information, ad management, and image generation.
Securely share team keys and skills
If a team registers API keys they already subscribe to, OAuth connections, or specific vendor CLIs, all team members can share and use them. In this case, the actual authentication information is stored encrypted on the server side, and since agents send requests through the proxy, they do not handle the keys directly. If a registered tool exists, that team's key is used first, in which case no additional cost is incurred. Additionally, by registering a 'skill,' which bundles a recipe for performing a specific task with the necessary secret information, team members can perform consistent work in the same environment.
How to connect directly with agents
Installation is completed with a simple script execution and login. If installed as a Claude Code plugin or MCP server, the agent automatically learns how to discover and invoke tools. Installing workflow skills like 'lead-signals' or 'make-ugc' allows the agent to perform complex tasks, such as market trend analysis or UGC video production, from start to finish. All invocations are made via HTTP requests, and balance checks or invocation history lookups are possible through the CLI.
Preparation for self-hosting and operations
If you do not use the official hosting service (treg.to) and run the server directly, Python, uv, and tmux are required. The local development environment is set up with a single script, and a SQLite database and development authentication mode are provided by default. In a production environment, you must configure Postgres and a Fernet encryption key; if this key is lost, all stored secret information becomes unrecoverable, so backup is essential. Although it is under the Apache 2.0 license, redistributing this code to a competing hosting service requires written permission.
