UnClick: the universal remote for AI

UnClick gives your AI agent every tool it needs, memory that remembers, and built-in proof the work was done right. One install connects Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and any MCP-compatible agent to 1580 customer-visible actions across 666 apps.

The rails your agent plugs into

One layer that sits behind Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and every MCP client. Tools to act. Memory to remember. Connections to sign in. AutoPilot to move work. XPass to prove it.

  • Apps: every tool your agent needs, in one install. Browse apps.
  • Memory: cross-session memory that remembers and shows what it captured. See memory.
  • Connections: sign in once, and your agent uses everything else.
  • AutoPilot: the work hub that plans, routes, checks, and proves jobs.
  • XPass: the roadworthy checklist for AI work before it ships.

Frequently asked questions

What is UnClick?

UnClick is shared agent rails for tools, memory, connections, crews, and Pass family QA checks. Instead of building and maintaining integrations yourself, you point your AI agent at UnClick and it gets durable context, secure service access, and 1580 actions across 666 apps through one setup.

How does UnClick work?

UnClick exposes its tools over the Model Context Protocol (MCP), an open standard that lets AI agents discover and call external capabilities. You add UnClick's MCP endpoint to your agent's config, provide your API key, and your agent can discover 1580 customer-visible actions across 666 apps.

Is UnClick free?

Yes. Free while UnClick is in beta. The public catalogue currently lists 666 apps and 1580 actions.

What AI agents work with UnClick?

Any agent or application that supports the MCP protocol works with UnClick, including Claude (Anthropic), ChatGPT (via MCP plugins), Cursor, and any custom agent built with an MCP-compatible SDK. If it speaks MCP, it works with UnClick.

What is the MCP protocol?

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard, originally developed by Anthropic, that defines how AI models and agents communicate with external tools and data sources. It works like a universal adapter: instead of each AI application building its own integrations, they all speak MCP and connect to any compliant server, like UnClick.

How is UnClick different from other MCP servers?

Most MCP servers focus on one integration, like one database or one API. UnClick is the shared layer behind your agent: 1580 customer-visible actions across 666 apps, persistent memory, Passport, crews, and Pass family checks.

Open source and install

UnClick is an MCP server you can install in one step and use from any MCP-compatible client.