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Things it can’t do on its own: search X/Twitter, read any webpage, pull Reddit threads, monitor competitors, fetch live crypto and market data, and more — all through one key, with no per-source signups.
Two ways, both about a minute: run the one-line installer (curl -fsSL https://agentkey.app/install.sh | bash on macOS/Linux, or irm https://agentkey.app/install.ps1 | iex on Windows), or paste a prompt and let your agent install the skill from ClawHub. See Installation.
No. Install with one command — or let your coding agent install and set it up for you. After that you just ask your agent in plain language.
AgentKey is subscription-based. Each plan includes a monthly credit allowance covering everything your agent uses; beyond the allowance, usage bills as overage. Each tool’s per-call cost is shown when you describe it. See Subscription & Billing.
22 agents today — including Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Gemini CLI, Codex, Warp, OpenClaw, Claude Desktop, and more — plus any MCP- or Skills-compatible client. See Supported Agents for the full list.
You can — but Twitter’s developer access alone is ~$100/month plus OAuth setup, then repeat for search, scraping, Reddit, and more. AgentKey gives your agent all of it through one account, and auto-fails-over when a provider goes down.
It discovers tools at runtime. See Discover → Describe → Execute.
Your agent uses the key to authenticate, but you should never paste it into a chat or commit it to source control. Store it as an environment variable. See Authentication.