corsairdev/corsair

Connect your users to their apps

What it solves

Corsair eliminates the need to write repetitive "glue code" when connecting AI agents or backend services to multiple third-party APIs. It solves the problem of fragmented integration layers by providing a single, unified syntax for all connected tools, regardless of the underlying API.

How it works

It acts as a product integration platform based on a REST API. Instead of building custom adapters for every single tool, developers use Corsair's standardized integration layer. This allows the same connection to be used across AI agents, backend services, and user-facing dashboards. It can be self-hosted to ensure data ownership or used via their Hub for managed OAuth and webhooks.

Who it’s for

Developers building AI agents, multi-tenant dashboards, or backend services that need to integrate with a wide variety of third-party applications without managing individual API plumbing.

Highlights

  • Unified Syntax: Provides a consistent way to interact with different integrations, reducing the amount of custom code required.
  • Beyond MCP: Uses a REST API, making it compatible with standard backend services and dashboards, not just MCP-based agents.
  • Open Source: Allows for self-hosting so that user tokens and data remain under the developer's control.
  • Flexible Deployment: Supports both self-hosted setups and a managed Hub for handling OAuth refresh and webhooks.

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