AgentKit (by Scalekit) - MCP gateway for production agents that acts on your behalf
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Let your agents use 30,000+ tools across 600+ apps, from Salesforce to GitHub, through one MCP gateway. AgentKit handles auth and integrations, so every action runs as the user who asked, within the scopes they granted. Give each agent only the tools its job needs with Virtual MCP Servers. Add internal APIs as custom connectors. Use Triggers to start an agent the moment an email lands. Built for developers taking agents to production: every call is logged. Free tier: 10,000 tool calls a month.
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Great launch. Looking forward to it.
@srikrishna_swaminathan Thanks Sri!
Huge congrats to Satya, Ravi and the whole Scalekit team! Having seen how much thought goes into the auth and access layer up close, it is great to see AgentKit out in the world. Rooting for you all!
@aathyandra_hidha_sivaraj, thank you for cheering us on from the other side! 💚
Congrats guys! All the best for this.
@rohitsrivastv, thank you, Rohit!
In an agentic world, AI agents have superpowers, but every power needs boundaries.
At Scalekit, we're building an Agent Gateway that handles agent authentication, delegated authorisation and secure access to tools, APIs, and enterprise applications, enabling agents to act on behalf of users without compromising trust.
Scalekit supports ready-to-use OAuth credentials for applications which removes the hassle of going through verification process with 100s of apps. Thus cutting your time to market. Your agent integrates with Scalekit once and post that addition of every new application is just a click of a button.
Congrats on the launch @satya_deva549, @shrimithranr & team. Glad to have seen and worked with the team early on.
@bharathsnvs , thank you!
Congrats, team! The less OAuth code we all have to write, the better 😄
Also, really like that you can limit which tools each agent gets access to!
@dipanjan_dey Thanks Dipanjan! Yes, abstracting away the complex tooling infra while ensuring production grade security has been the prime focus!
Giving each agent just the tools it needs makes a lot of sense. Congrats on the launch!
The real challenge is when that agent is acting for thousands of real users, each with their own accounts and permissions, and it has to get it right every time. That's the gap AgentKit fills.
I've also learnt that explaining infra is almost as hard as building it. The developers or should I say builders(?) might disagree with me on this but it is what it is :)
Very, very proud of this team. And if you've been building agents, give us a try and let us know which connector you used first besides Gmail and Slack 😬