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Pomerado has three entry points, and this page helps you pick one. All three reach the same tools, jobs and account.

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Pomerado MCP

Connect a chat or coding agent here when it should handle tasks on any site. It finds a tool for the task, builds one when none exists, runs it and follows the job. The rest of the API, such as saved logins, API keys, webhooks and usage, is reachable through search_pomerado_api, describe_pomerado_api and call_pomerado_api. See the personal assistant example.

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Integration MCP

An integration is one site’s tools published as its own MCP, such as a Google Flights MCP. Its tools appear under their own names, beside build_tool, manage_login and the job tools. Use it when your product’s agent should see one site and nothing else. Copy its URL from the integration’s page in the Dashboard, or from GET /v1/connect. Until the integration’s MCP is ready, run its tools through the Pomerado MCP or the REST API. See integration MCPs and the product agent example.

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REST API

Call the REST API from a backend: start a run, then read the job or receive a webhook. REST answers at once and never holds a request open, while an MCP call can wait for the result. See the backend application example and the API reference.

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Credentials

Every connection takes an API key, and both MCPs can also sign you in with OAuth. See authentication for which token works where.
Each MCP also has a keyless URL, its address with /keyless added, for trying Pomerado without an account. See try without a key.