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If your agent needs search, enrichment and media tools, Monid replaces a drawer of vendor keys and MCP servers with one router that only bills when a call returns.
Monid is an MIT-licensed router for agent tools: OpenRouter, but for tools rather than models. An agent can discover, inspect and run more than 2,000 tools from 72 providers covering web search, data enrichment, social platforms and media generation, all behind a single API key. Discover and inspect are free; only run is metered, and vendor errors settle at zero cost. Connectors are declarative, so agents can write new integrations, and replay tests run from fixtures without network access. It runs locally on Deno 2 with a few milliseconds of overhead, or through the hosted service.
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