Executor1.6.10

Executor gives AI agents one gateway for discovering and running the tools you already use. It connects OpenAPI specifications, GraphQL APIs, and MCP servers, then presents a single MCP tool to any agent that supports MCP clients. After the initial setup, every connected agent can use the same integrations and accounts instead of repeating OAuth configuration or copying API keys into Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex.

The gateway normalizes each integration into a name, input, and output, while looking up only the tool a request needs. This lets you connect dozens of services—up to fifty in the homepage example—without placing thousands of tool definitions in the prompt; the example falls from 1,640 tools and about 278,800 tokens to one tool and about 1,044 tokens. Executor distinguishes safe GET requests from destructive DELETE operations, asks for confirmation before risky actions, and runs calls in a sandbox that keeps raw tokens away from the model.

It suits developers coordinating several AI coding agents, teams sharing integrations, and scripts or services that need the same tools and policies. You can run it through the cloud, as a desktop application, from the CLI, or in a self-hosted setup, while the cloud also offers an HTTP API using user and workspace keys; the hosted service supports up to three people at no charge. Executor 1.6.10 is freeware for Apple Silicon Macs running macOS 12 Monterey or later, in the Developer Tools category.