Grantd MCP server: let your AI agent act on a user's behalf across third-party APIs via OAuth.
The Grantd MCP server — let your AI agent act on a user's behalf across third-party APIs (Gmail, GitHub, and more) without ever handling their OAuth tokens. It's a thin MCP client of a Grantd broker: you connect a user once, and the agent calls provider APIs as that user. Tokens are vaulted server-side by the broker and never reach the model. When a user isn't connected, the tools return a…
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The Grantd MCP server — let your AI agent act on a user's behalf across third-party APIs (Gmail, GitHub, and more) without ever handling their OAuth tokens. It's a thin MCP client of a Grantd broker: you connect a user once, and the agent calls provider APIs as that user. Tokens are vaulted server-side by the broker and never reach the model. When a user isn't connected, the tools return a ready-to-use connect link instead of failing. — providers Grantd can connect (e.g. , ). — is an end-user…
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