CoreSpeed: One MCP for everything your agents need: apps, memory, tools

CoreSpeed, a startup that also maintains the open-source Zypher agent framework, has launched a hosted service that puts apps, memory and tools behind a single MCP endpoint. Users authorize their software accounts once, and the same setup then works across Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and other MCP clients.

The service keeps credentials and memory on its own servers rather than in each client. It supports several accounts per app, including X, and bundles web search, social research and media generation. Controls include spending budgets, activity logs and a Smart Approval feature that is still in beta. Agent Drive, Mail, Pay and sandboxes are listed as planned additions. The Product Hunt listing showed 324 upvotes and 61 comments at the time of writing.

For AI founders, the pitch is that agent clients are interchangeable, while integrations, credentials and memory are expensive to rebuild for each one. A shared layer could cut setup work. It also adds a vendor that holds third-party credentials, so security review and lock-in risk need checking before adoption. The product is early and the roadmap items are not yet shipped.