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Try Pomerado for free, with no account, sign-in or API key, by connecting your agent to the keyless URL:
Then ask for something a public tool can look up, such as “Find nonstop flights from SFO to JFK next Friday on Google Flights.”

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What you can do

  • Find tools. The list shows only the tools you can run without signing in.
  • Run public read-only tools that need no website login, such as a flight search, within a daily limit.
  • Follow those runs with get_job.

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What needs an account

Building a tool, running a tool that changes a site or needs a website login, and answering or cancelling a job all need an account, as does the rest of the API. Each answers sign_in_required. Signing up is free. When the day’s runs are used up, a run answers try_limit_reached until the next day. An account gives you the free plan’s limits.

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Sign up or sign in

Signing up and signing in are the same step. Ask your agent to sign in. Its sign_in tool gives you a link and a short code: open the link, sign in to Pomerado, or sign up if you have no account, and approve. The agent gets an API key and reconnects at https://mcp.pomerado.ai/mcp, without /keyless, with the key as its bearer token. See sign in with a code.
  • The REST API works without a key too: GET /v1/tools, GET /v1/tools/{id}, POST /v1/runs and GET /v1/jobs/{id} with no Authorization header.
  • Without a key, the tool list carries a notice saying what an account adds and how to sign up or sign in.
  • On MCP, try_limit_reached is a tool error with retry_after_seconds, so the connection stays usable. On REST it’s a 429 with Retry-After.
  • Each public integration’s MCP has a keyless URL as well: its URL with /keyless added.
  • Keep a job’s ID private: without a key, anyone who has it can read that run.
  • The keyless URL takes no key. Send one there and it answers keyless_url_credentials with the URL to use instead.