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Find the people, size the market, hear the crowd — one URL, eight providers
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https://mcp.aisa.one/gtm/mcp?from=connectOne command puts everything an agent needs into the one you already use — 22 models behind one key, 579 data tools over MCP, the skills that tell it when to use them, and the agent itself if it is not installed yet. Two minutes. One click of Allow. Nothing edited by hand.
curl -fsSL https://aisa.one/install.sh | shAIsa for Mac — the same, as a signed app, no terminal. Coming soon
An agent is only useful with a model, tools, and the judgement to use them. Connect installs all of it — and the agent too — in one pass, into the agent’s own configuration, using its own mechanisms.
8 providers, 22 curated models, one AIsa key. Each agent gets only the models it can actually run, installed side by side as claude-aisa or codex-aisa — your own setup stays untouched.
One line of MCP config, mcp.aisa.one/mcp?modules=…. The categories you pick are listed directly; the rest of 579 tools is a search away, priced before it runs.
One core skill and one per category tell the agent when to reach for AIsa and how. Measured: with them, 30 of 30 runs used AIsa; without, Codex used it 0 of 5 times while claiming it had.
Claude Code, Codex, opencode, OpenClaw, Hermes, VS Code, Cursor, Claude Desktop. Official install channels, pinned versions, never sudo, never your shell files.
Anything an agent script needs beyond MCP is the same catalogue over REST at api.aisa.one, on the same key and the same bill.
Sign in once in the browser; the key lands in ~/.aisa/key and is never pasted. Balance, top-up, update and reconfigure from the same command.
The command opens a page in your browser (or walks the terminal when there is none). Each step is one choice; the last one launches the agent with AIsa already inside.
Step four, on the web. The same cards, the same words, the same data: each one is a category of AIsa tools with a skill that teaches the agent to use it, and one MCP endpoint behind it.
Find the people, size the market, hear the crowd — one URL, eight providers
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https://mcp.aisa.one/gtm/mcp?from=connectRankings, keywords, backlinks, site health — and how AI answers talk about you
AI Visibility · App Store Data · Backlinks · Business Listings & Reviews · Content & Sentiment · Technologies & Whois · Keyword Volume & Ads · Domain & Keyword Research · Shopping & Marketplace · On-Page Audit · SERP - Google · SERP - Other Engines
https://mcp.aisa.one/seo/mcp?from=connectPrices, fundamentals, filings, crypto and prediction markets
MarketPulse · Crypto Market Data · Prediction Market Data · Stock Pulse
https://mcp.aisa.one/finance/mcp?from=connectX, Instagram, Reddit, Pinterest and YouTube — public data, page by page
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https://mcp.aisa.one/social/mcp?from=connectWeb search, page extraction, crawling and grounded research
Web Search
https://mcp.aisa.one/search/mcp?from=connectPeople, companies, enrichment and market intelligence
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https://mcp.aisa.one/sales/mcp?from=connectTerminal agents get models, MCP and skills; editor and desktop apps get what their own config allows. The list, versions and install channels come from the server, so a new agent needs no new download.
An always-on assistant with a web Control UI and 20+ chat channels
Nous Research's self-improving agent: web dashboard, messaging, skills it writes itself
Every model on this list was answered by a real run on each agent before it was allowed in; the ones that could not were left out with the reason written down.
No Node on the machine? The script installs its own under ~/.aisa/node and leaves the system alone. On a clean machine the page is up in about twenty seconds.
curl -fsSL https://aisa.one/install.sh | sh
Already have Node 20+? npx @aisa-one/connect connect does the same. Scripting a fleet? aisa connect --headless takes the same choices as flags.
A signed and notarized app: download, double-click, click Next. Node and the CLI are inside; nothing to install first, no terminal at all.
Coming soonWindows: run the terminal line inside WSL for now.
claude mcp add, codex mcp add, openclaw config set — never a rewrite of someone else’s file format, never sudo, never your shell startup files.
OAuth with PKCE in the browser, one click of Allow; the key lands in ~/.aisa/key with mode 0600. Revoke it from the console any time.
Each key it writes is logged; running Connect again reverts or resets to the standard setup. Full logs in ~/.aisa/logs — one file to send if something goes wrong.
Paste the line. Click Allow once. Pick what it can do.
curl -fsSL https://aisa.one/install.sh | sh