Rhys

building - the cloud for personal software. connect all your integrations once, use them with any agent | yc 26

[Rhys @RhysSullivan]

Executor is joining the YC S26 batch!

We're building an open source MCP gateway to connect any agent to any service

Your team is constantly spinning up new agents, trying out new tools, wrangling multiple accounts. You need one place to configure everything once, and use them anywhere.

Executor gives you the ability to connect your agents to thousands of tools in a way that keeps you in control. Giving agents access to production services and data should be easy and predictable

Since launching the beta we've:
- Shipped a self-hostable Docker version
- Shipped a desktop app
- Shipped setup by chatting with your agent
- Shipped multi-account support
- Hit 2,000 GitHub stars
- Built a product loved by thousands of users

Truly appreciate all of the early support on it, has been incredible seeing all the ways people use it

There's so much to build here. The past month has been laying the foundation. Now that that's in place, next up is custom tools, generative UI, and workflows.

Setting it up is as easy as asking your agent "help use https://t.co/gIFOwRUrLU". Incredibly excited about what's next, let me know all your feedback!

[Rhys @RhysSullivan]

@willdepue Which is your favorite slice

[Rhys @RhysSullivan]

not quite sure what the good implementation looks like here, but, you can:

- either jump onto the bun -e / node -e execution format in some way (but then you don't jump onto perl / python etc)

- expose a .spawn tool in your codemode executor (ugly imo, and then you're still just using a subset)

- make the mcp calls callable over cli via something like `opencode mcp list` `opencode mcp call`, it's not as nice though and i don't see how that'd work with sessions, although in the bash command you could maybe set a like OPENCODE_MCP_SESSION env var it reads from in the spawn call

the main issue i have is that we're shipping interpreters / sandbox runtimes to users who are already running in dangerously skip permissions, it should be able to use whatever code execution they have on their computer already

[Rhys @RhysSullivan]

after using it in most harnesses, i think the sandboxing of codemode was ultimately a mistake?

if users are already running with auto / dangerously skip permissions, by sandboxing the codemode it doesn't compose as nicely with bash

[Rhys @RhysSullivan]

@willdepue yoink!

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@theo yeah

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@IanMitchel1 well yeah but like **real** real

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@_Evan_Boyle great name

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@zebriez @colossusmag this was such a great read

[Rhys @RhysSullivan]

@danmyles_ @executorsh where are you seeing this? wasn't able to reproduce it

[Rhys @RhysSullivan]

@danmyles_ @executorsh fixing thanks for the report

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@nicolapps @AnswerOverflow Thank god

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@pietrozullo https://t.co/u8BGJxSUaf

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@joelhooks ok fine i'll try foldkit

[Rhys @RhysSullivan]

it's doing it

it's booking a flight

billions of dollars of compute have lead to this moment

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@FedericoNoemie datadog park

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hear me out

[John Palmer @johnpalmer]

we should have a famous data center like us-east-1 where we imprison all the bad AIs

kinda like guantanamo

[Rhys @RhysSullivan]

@FedericoNoemie i kinda don't like alcatraz is that a hot take

we could have something so much cooler there than an old prison

[Rhys @RhysSullivan]

@willdepue next quark prediction when?

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@_christinacodes yeah but you can build micro uis ontop of clis, you can't build micro uis ontop of dashboards

chat is such a better ux over hunting through dashboards trying to do things