What is CoreSpeed

CoreSpeed is an MCP connection layer built for AI agents. According to its official site, it connects agents to the apps you already use, so agents can "actually get work done, not just chat." The official onboarding method is to hand https://corespeed.io/SKILL.md to your agent, which then handles setup and login. The site explicitly supports Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor, and says you can bring your own agent, whether cloud-based or local.

Key Features

• Connectors: The official site lists Gmail, Slack, Notion, GitHub, X, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Google Sheets, LinkedIn, YouTube, Outlook, HubSpot, Discord, Figma, Dropbox, Teams, Jira, Salesforce, Stripe, Reddit, Trello, Asana, Linear, Airtable, OneDrive, Shopify, Google Meet, Mailchimp, ClickUp, Calendly, Bitbucket, Supabase, Zoho, DocuSign, Sentry, Snowflake, Perplexity, PostHog, Google Maps, Hacker News, Apollo, Cal.com, Neon, Shortcut, and more. The site says each connection only requires a single OAuth authorization—no need to apply for APIs or manage keys yourself.
• Built-in tools: Image generation, audio and video, web search and scraping, social media research. The site marks Agent mail and Code sandbox as "coming soon."
• Smart approval: Describe in natural language what your agent can do and which actions need your confirmation; when approval conditions are triggered, the action pauses and waits for release. The site shows examples of three outcomes: allow, ask, and deny.
• Memory: Saves context such as the people and projects you work with, your writing style, and decisions you've made.
• Agent Pay: Marked as "coming soon" on the site, for payments within a set limit.
• Single billing and cross-agent portability: The site says all usage is consolidated into one invoice, and that apps, memory, tone, and policy logic travel with your agent—switching from Claude Code to Codex won't reset anything.

Use Cases

The official site offers use cases by role: sales and revenue (find leads, write outreach, write back to CRM), marketing and growth, customer support, engineering and DevOps, finance and operations, founders, and creators. A site example shows the flow: "Pull leads from HubSpot → enrich with web and LinkedIn lookups → draft first touch in your tone → write every email and note back to CRM."

Limitations and Considerations

• The official site does not disclose details on authentication, data retention, or compliance; it only mentions that Enterprise can provide SSO, custom audit retention, and compliance deployment planning.
• Agent mail, Code sandbox, and Agent Pay are marked as coming soon on the scraped page and are not yet available.
• The free plan includes 3,000 credits / 90 days, 200 MB of memory, and 30 days of history; specific usage consumption is measured in credits according to the site's "Usage rates" list.

Pricing

The official pricing page lists three tiers:

• Free: $0, 3,000 credits / 90 days, 1 member, standard connectors, 200 MB memory, 30-day history.
• CoreSpeed Pro: $20 / month, 10,000 credits / month, usage can be increased on demand, up to 25 members, 2 GB memory, 1-year history.
• Enterprise: Custom pricing, requires a scheduled call; includes all Pro features, custom team size, custom credits and memory, custom audit retention, SSO option, and custom support SLA.

The site says you can start for free without a credit card, and upgrades are done inside the CoreSpeed console. All prices above come from the official pricing page; no information on other regions or annual discounts has been confirmed.