Your agent is brilliant
and it can't do a thing.
Your Claude Code writes the perfect query — and has nowhere to run it. To look something up it needs an account. To store it, another. To send an email, another still, and your passwords pasted into a model. MONO hands it all at once: 82 tools on a server that is yours, one bill, and no keys exposed.
Find businesses and their phone numbers, read what their customers say, spin up a database, send the email, generate the image. Ready from minute one.
A dedicated VPS for $20 a month. You control it, your data lives there, and you can take it with you.
Keys are sealed in a vault neither your agent nor we can read. And everything it does is logged.
It's what yours is missing.
It's what yours is missing.
Watch it happen.
A typed replay of the real session. No cuts, no mockups.
From idea to getting paid,
without leaving your agent.
Today, for your agent to do anything, you open an account first.
Every service is the same ritual: sign up, card, API key pasted into a .env, one more dashboard to watch. Multiply it by every project.
All of this comes ready.
Nothing to sign up for.
Your MONO is a real VPS: it brings its own compute, IP and disk. On top, all of this comes ready from minute one — no signing up anywhere, no paying another platform. If one day you'd rather use your own accounts, just plug them in: what's yours stays yours, always.
Your agent never sees a password.
Keys enter once, through a single-use link. They live encrypted on your server. Your agent asks for results; MONO wields the key.
you type it in the browser
+ ML-KEM-768
and only travels inward
not a credential
with the key inside
toward the agent
Post-quantum AES-256-GCM + ML-KEM-768. A derived key per entry.
A single-use link, typed by a human. Never through the chat.
Every access lands in a hash-chained log. Tampering shows.
What isn't turned on doesn't exist. No permission, no tool.
See it. Approve it. Revoke it.
Three screens, one principle: your agent asks, you decide. Secrets enter through your link, the sensitive stuff demands your MFA, and team requests land in a queue with an owner.
What your agent can already do.
In plain words â every action is a real MCP gateway tool. The â ones are on the way; your server updates itself.
A workspace is a whole project, with its own vault.
Your MONO is where your projects live — like your git, but whole: repo, database, email, memory and keys together. The owner decides who reaches what — and each person's agent inherits exactly that.
Why checkout has that patch, how deploys work. Whoever joins tomorrow starts already knowing.
“Caro can read CRM contacts, nothing else.” Her agent inherits exactly that permission. Revocable in one click.
With 30 projects inside, MONO already knows what exists across the company.
Every area with its own project: the store, the CRM, suppliers, invoicing, HR. MONO knows them all — what exists, which keys are sealed, who reaches what — and you grant access in one sentence, no ticket.
the values, never.
Handing off a project is moving a box.
You built the project and someone else will run it. Instead of a PDF and passwords over chat, you move the whole workspace — repo, keys, live infra and memory — to their MONO. One click, everything travels.
no passwords over chat
Don't take my word.
Ask your agent.
Paste this into Claude Code, Codex or whichever you use — your agent reads the full technical manifest and gives you the straight answer:
The full Swiss Army knife: dedicated server · channels · vault · stacks · gateway · updates. Cancel anytime; exporting your data is free, always.