Aident Loadout
Give your agents real capabilities - 1,000+ apps, 27,000+ actions and 400+ skills through one setup.
About Aident Loadout
Aident Loadout is a capability layer for AI agents. Instead of building a separate integration, API key and subscription for every service an agent needs to touch, you install Loadout once in the agent you already use - Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, ChatGPT, Claude Desktop and other MCP-compatible clients - and the agent can then discover and run Actions across more than 1,000 Apps. The vendor counts 27,000+ Actions and over 400 expert-built Skills in the catalog, covering development, research, sales, content and operations. The problem it targets is the gap between an agent that can reason about a task and an agent that can actually do it: reading an inbox, updating an issue tracker, querying a database or posting a summary to Slack all need live account access, and wiring that up per agent and per app is slow and leaves credentials scattered across config files.
What sets Loadout apart is that the same connected setup is reused across every supported agent, and that credentials never reach the agent itself. OAuth connections are authorized in the browser and API keys are stored in Aident Vault, so the agent receives connection status and action results rather than raw secrets, while Audit records what ran, where it came from, whether it worked and what it cost. Some built-in Apps run on Aident-managed access funded by your USD balance, so an agent can use services such as search, crawling or media generation without you opening a separate provider account; other Apps use your own OAuth account or a stored credential, and the catalog shows which setup each App needs. Loadout is built by Aident Labs and exposes the same capability discovery and execution through both a CLI and an MCP server. Pricing starts with a $0 pay-as-you-go plan plus balance top-ups, with Pro and Team subscriptions that add a monthly balance and higher limits.
Setup starts inside the agent. In Claude Code, Cursor, OpenCode, OpenClaw, Gemini CLI and other coding agents you paste a single prompt - Follow https://aident.ai/SETUP.md - and the agent installs the Aident CLI, runs the setup command, opens a browser sign-in and verifies access on its own. Codex users upload the Loadout plugin ZIP, while ChatGPT and Claude Chat or Cowork users add Loadout as a custom MCP connector pointing at the Loadout MCP server URL. Native desktop packages are also offered for macOS, Windows and Linux.
Next you connect the Apps the work needs. You search the public Apps catalog, open an App to see its Actions and access requirements, and select Connect to authorize it in the browser through Vault. Some services work without a personal account; others need you to sign in first, and Loadout shows that requirement for the Action you choose.
Then you simply ask your agent for the job in its usual chat or coding environment, for example to summarize the day's GitHub pull requests and email the summary through Gmail. The agent searches for the relevant Action, inspects its live input schema, checks whether your account is connected and runs it. Skills supply reviewed instructions for broader outcomes, while the agent still resolves and runs each referenced Action separately.
Finally you review what happened. The Audit dashboard lists recent Actions with their status, source, time and cost, and the documentation recommends checking the destination app as well when you need proof of a consequential write.
- •1,000+ Apps and 27,000+ Actions - A single catalog of Integrations spanning communication, productivity, development, data, sales, marketing and niche or long-tail services. Each Action has an exact name and a live input schema that the agent can inspect before running it. Examples on the site include Gmail, Slack, Notion, GitHub, Google Calendar, X, Linear, Google Sheets, HubSpot, Firecrawl, Exa and Fal. If an App is missing, you can request it or connect its API as a custom App.
- •400+ expert-built Skills - Curated, reviewed workflows that tell an agent how to accomplish a broader outcome by combining Actions, grouped into categories such as Content Creation, Marketing, Developer, Sales, Design and Customer Support. Listed examples include an Incident Commander, Social Content Repurposing for X and LinkedIn drafts, and a Customer Recovery Manager.
- •One reusable setup across agents - Connect an App once and reuse the same Apps and Skills in Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, OpenCode, OpenClaw, HermesAgent, Antigravity, VS Code-style clients, ChatGPT, Claude Desktop and other MCP-compatible clients. The CLI and the MCP server expose the same discovery and execution workflow.
- •Aident Vault - Manages OAuth grants and API credentials so agents can act without seeing provider passwords or keys. Eligible plans can connect more than one account per App, and you can disconnect a provider from the Apps dashboard at any time.
- •Audit and usage history - Every Action is recorded with what ran, which App was used, whether it succeeded and how many credits it consumed, so you can confirm whether a request went through before asking an agent to retry a send or other write.
- •One balance instead of many subscriptions - More than 50 built-in services run on Aident-managed access paid from a single USD balance, so agents can use search, data and media services without separate accounts and API keys. A subscription credit match campaign also lets you upload an invoice from a subscription app such as Apollo, HeyGen or Ahrefs and, after approval, use matched credits across the built-in apps.
Aident Loadout is aimed at people who already work with AI agents and want those agents to act in real systems. Developers using Claude Code, Codex or Cursor can let the agent work with issue trackers, repositories, documentation, databases, communication apps and deployment platforms - finding high-priority bugs and updating their status, or querying the latest users and summarizing them - without writing integration code for each service.
Operations, sales, marketing and content teams using ChatGPT or Claude as chat assistants can give them access to calendars, email, files, spreadsheets and CRMs, and start from ready-made Skills for research, outreach, content repurposing and customer follow-up. Teams that use several agents side by side benefit from connecting accounts once and reusing them everywhere, with Vault keeping credentials out of agent context and Audit giving a shared record of what each agent did. Builders of more structured automations can use the CLI and public endpoints to run professional workflows such as a reviewed inbox digest.
It is less suited to anyone who wants a standalone agent rather than an add-on to one, since Loadout supplies capabilities to an agent you already run. The $0 pay-as-you-go plan is enough to install Loadout, connect your own accounts and try a read-only request before topping up a balance or upgrading.
Pricing
$0 - $59/mo
- Pay-as-you-go$0/mo
- Pro$9.90/mo
- Team$59/mo
- Custom setupContact sales
From the vendor pricing page, 2026-10-12
