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MCP connector for intendr — sign in and give any AI agent your own spend-capped wallet to pay for the Orthogonal API catalog (plus commerce).
The MCP connector for intendr — give any AI agent a spend-capped wallet that can pay for the Orthogonal API catalog (company enrichment, people/lead search, funding, news, email verification, …) plus commerce providers, all under budget guardrails.
On first run it opens a browser to sign in / sign up (Supabase); after that your agent
spends against your own wallet. The Orthogonal key stays server-side — you never handle a
key. The token is cached at ~/.intendr/auth.json and refreshed silently.
claude mcp add intendr -- npx -y intendr
Or in any MCP client (Cursor, ChatGPT desktop, …), add a stdio server:
{
"mcpServers": {
"intendr": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "intendr"] }
}
}
Then ask your agent to search_services, get_service, and pay_and_run.
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
search_services | search the Orthogonal catalog (+ commerce) by natural language |
get_service | price + side-effect + input schema (query/body/path) for a capability |
pay_and_run | pay for and execute a capability under the wallet's spend controls |
get_wallet / get_spend_summary | balance, caps, spend, remaining |
approve | approve / raise_cap / skip a gated payment |
INTENDR_URL — override the hosted endpoint (defaults to the public intendr Worker).Per-user identity & billing via OAuth is on the roadmap; today all traffic shares one server-side Orthogonal key + wallet.
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MCP connector for intendr — sign in and give any AI agent your own spend-capped wallet to pay for the Orthogonal API catalog (plus commerce).
We found that intendr demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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