Pomerado Releases MIT Harness That Mints MCP Servers from Plain-Language Tasks
Summary
Pomerado, a YC F26 company, released its core integration-minting harness under the MIT license, letting agents turn websites into MCP servers from a plain-language task description. Minting requires Node 24 and an OpenAI API key, while running a finished integration makes no model request. The company says integrations work on sites behind logins and two-factor authentication.
Key Points
- Each mint gets 20 minutes of active work, and time spent waiting for a user's answers does not count against it.
- Pomerado Cloud runs this same core as a managed service and adds hosting, OAuth brokerage, access control and breakage detection.
- Versions 0.1.2 and earlier carry the AGPL-3.0-only license; the current repository code is MIT.