Connectors
Connect everything.
Over 800 services, turnkey services, open-source MCP servers and over 500 off-the-shelf AI models. Your compiled tools plug into them, and AI is only used where judgement is needed.
Animated illustration in nine steps, described below the animation: your assistant designs a workflow with the Maurice Skill; the workflow uses over 800 services, turnkey services, open-source MCP servers and over 500 AI models, or your own keys and local models; at run time, only the judgement step calls a model; on a computer that is not connected, your keys and your tools, and once connected, the whole catalogue.
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Your assistant designs with the Maurice Skill.
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Design
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① Your assistant designs with the Maurice Skill.
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Windsurf: the Maurice Skill gives your assistant the method to design a tool with Maurice. Describe, check, get it approved, apply. A Skill is only an instruction: it runs nothing and approves nothing on your behalf.
What your tools use
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② Over 800 services, connected in one click.
Gmail, Google Drive, Slack, Notion, HubSpot, Salesforce, Outlook, Jira, Shopify, Stripe, Zendesk… You connect a service from the Console, with your own account. Your access stays yours, and each tool only uses the services you opened to it.
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③ Search, files, memory, OCR: turnkey.
The services your tools need most often are switched on in one click, with nothing to host:
- Search across your documents, with the source of every passage;
- Files: store and find what your tools produce and receive;
- Memory: keep structured data from one run to the next;
- Documents and OCR: read a Word file, a PDF or a scanned image;
- Browser: look up a web page or fill in a form.
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④ Our MCP servers are open source. Add your own.
AgentMaurice's MCP servers are public, under the Apache-2.0 licence: you can read them, audit them and run them yourself. github.com/agentmaurice/mcp
MCP What it does Search Hybrid search across your documents, with the provenance of every passage RAG Ingest a corpus and retrieve the right context Memory Shared SQL memory, read-safe Knowledge base Index an organisation's code, documentation and configuration Documents Convert office documents to Markdown, locally OCR Read PDFs and images Data Analyse CSV or JSON tables, without free-form SQL Browser Drive a web browser API Call your APIs described in OpenAPI, one operation at a time Deliverables Produce verifiable documents, with their provenance Decision Classify, score or answer yes/no on short content Sensitive data Detect and mask personal data Observability Diagnose a run from its traces SSH Administer declared servers, without free-form commands And your own MCP servers plug into your instance the same way.
AI models
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⑤ Over 500 off-the-shelf models. You choose the model for each step.
Claude, GPT, Gemini, Mistral, Grok, Llama, Qwen, DeepSeek, Kimi, GLM, Nova, Cohere… Over 500 chat models, embedding models and an OCR, ready to use with our credits. For each judgement step, you choose the right model: the fastest, the cheapest or the most accurate.
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⑥ Or your own keys, and your local models.
Prefer your own contracts? Plug in your Anthropic, OpenAI, Mistral or Google keys, encrypted at rest. Or run a model on your own machine with Ollama.
Execution
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⑦ Tools run without calling a model. AI is only used where judgement is needed.
In a compiled workflow, rules run as code, and calls to services and MCP servers are tool steps: no model is called. A model only steps in at the step that needs judgement. That is why a run costs next to nothing.
On your computer or connected
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⑧ On your computer, your keys and your tools. Connected, the whole catalogue.
Maurice on your computer, not connected Maurice connected (Solo and above, or your company's server) Your model keys and local models Yes Yes Your own MCP servers Yes Yes Over 800 services — Yes Turnkey search, files, memory, OCR — Yes AgentMaurice MCP servers deployed for you — Yes Over 500 models with our credits — Yes As soon as your Maurice is linked to an instance, the whole catalogue opens up.