Grepler
An MCP operator that lets your AI agent grep across every app you use, route the call, and return the result.
The problem
Give an AI agent a hundred apps and it drowns in a thousand tools.
Every SaaS integration an agent needs adds dozens of tools to its context window, one per action, times every account you own. The window fills with noise, the model gets slower and dumber, and wiring per-app auth and permissions becomes its own full-time job. Most "agent + tools" setups fall over exactly here.
What it does
six tools, not six hundredYour agent sees six tools, not six hundred.
Grepler exposes a tiny operator surface, search_tools, execute_tool, manage_connections, and three more. The real app-specific tools are discovered on demand. Your context window is yours again.
One Slack tool. Three workspaces.
Pass account: "wolfworks" or "goodword" as an argument. Same tool, right inbox, same pattern across every multi-tenant integration. No tool-name sprawl.
You decide what the agent may touch.
Every tool is permission-filtered per user and per account, credentials encrypted at rest. An agent only ever sees what you've allowed, under the identity you chose.
The secrets store the rest of the stack boots from.
Grepler Vault holds Wolf Works' own operational secrets and serves them, fail-closed, to every other service we run. Backed by 1Password and Bitwarden, safe to hand to an agent.
One sentence in, one action out
How it's built
Boring, owned infrastructure, doing an un-boring job.
A multi-tenant OAuth connector framework, permission-filtered tool exposure, and encrypted per-user credential rotation, all self-hosted on a cheap box and deployed on every merge. The hard part isn't the surface; it's making the credential and permission plumbing underneath it fail-closed and reversible. That's the part we've spent the most time getting right.
This is what six weeks looks like
We built Grepler for ourselves. We can build yours.
Every product in our labs was designed and shipped by the same two-person team that would build your MVP. If you have an idea worth building, that's the whole pitch.
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