Post Kit
513 calls, week of
One topic in, a checked post for each network out.
For agent builders MCP + HTTP · no key
One MCP address and no key: job boards, app reviews, YouTube transcripts and X posts come back as structured results with the source and the time they were read. The index tool finds the rest when your agent needs it.
01 Pick your assistant
02 Add the server, then ask
Claude Code
claude mcp add --transport http openkrill https://api.openkrill.app/mcp Run it in a terminal, then ask. Check: claude mcp get openkrill.
Cursor
{
"mcpServers": {
"openkrill": {
"url": "https://api.openkrill.app/mcp"
}
}
} The button opens Cursor to confirm. Or add this to ~/.cursor/mcp.json.
ChatGPT
https://api.openkrill.app/mcp Settings, Developer mode on. Plugins, plus, paste under Connection.
Claude
https://api.openkrill.app/mcp Customize, Connectors, Add custom connector, paste the address.
n8n
https://api.openkrill.app/mcp AI Agent node, MCP Client Tool: this Endpoint, HTTP Streamable, no auth.
Add to Claude Code Free, about 1 minute, nothing to install.
Your agent calls list_jobs({ companies: ["greenhouse:vercel"], remote: true, postedSince: "2026-09-01" })
list_jobs answers
3 open roles at Vercel posted since 1 September, each with its board link and posting date:
Read from Vercel's Greenhouse board on 15 October 2026. The same call works over plain HTTP.
KrillData: an MCP server and REST API that gives AI agents web and social data.
Real calls, real answers. Edit and run.
513 calls, week of
One topic in, a checked post for each network out.
77 calls, week of
Any page as clean Markdown, with its links.
63 calls, week of
Which AI crawlers your robots.txt lets in.
57 calls, week of
One page, its SEO findings by severity.
39 tools by job. Search, or open a group.
US recalls for cars, products, food
Class action settlements you can claim
Decode a VIN, recalls, fuel use
Ingredients and allergens from a barcode
Travel advice and US airport delays
Working days and public holidays
Watch a Shopify store's price changes
Amazon picks with your affiliate tag
Check a product CSV before import
Tariff codes and import duty
EU VAT numbers and company records
US safety certificates for imports
Rank CVEs and what to patch
End-of-life dates, licenses, browser support
AI crawler access and share tags
Submit a sitemap to IndexNow
A ranked list of SEO problems
Read a web page as Markdown
Will your domain's email reach inboxes
Is the .com still free
Check references are real, not retracted
US federal regulations and new proposals
What people believe, with linked posts
US federal tax figures with sources
Open jobs, app reviews, X posts
Remote jobs open to your country
Who is hiring at named companies
New and closed roles since your last call
What an online store runs and sells
Check a business electricity bill
Views and likes of any public post
Social posts checked per platform
Transcripts and captions for your recordings
A photo or voice note to a table
Word counts, calendar and CSV files
Email drafts, events and share links
Drive share links to direct downloads
Freely licensed videos with their license
Sound effects from a description
Information only: no advice, no signals and no trading.
Candlestick charts with indicators
https://recalls.openkrill.app/mcp
Install guides: ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, Pi. Zapier: 40 actions.
Each tool server is free within 60 calls a minute per network and 25000 calls a day per server, shared by all callers; the shared API allows 20 requests a minute and 200 tool calls a day per network. What it costs. How it compares.
X posts in bulk: X scraper tutorial. X scrapers compared.
Our own test, checked 9 October 2026: on 20 questions about new CVEs, end-of-life dates and paper citations, a model alone got 14 right; with our servers it got 20 right, each graded against its primary source. Every question and grade.
Text for agents: llms.txt, index.md, llms-full.txt and MCP at api.openkrill.app/mcp.
Agent Tools gives AI agents and developers live public data over HTTP and Model Context Protocol (MCP). An assistant connects to the MCP server endpoint and calls tools for job listings, app reviews, domain checks, security advisories, and public records.
No. You can start without an account or an API key. Requests without a key share a network allowance and have rate limits. An API key is optional, and if you send one in the x-api-key header, those limits are lifted. To get a key, email support@openkrill.app.
Without an API key, the shared API at api.openkrill.app takes 20 requests per minute and 200 tool calls per day per network. Responses are cached at edge nodes, and the cache status comes back as HIT, MISS, or STALE. A repeat request is served straight from cache.
Any client that supports Model Context Protocol streamable HTTP can connect, including Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, and Pi. Each one has install instructions and configuration examples.
The HTTP API returns standard JSON over REST endpoints at api.openkrill.app. The MCP server speaks the Model Context Protocol over streamable HTTP at api.openkrill.app/mcp. It exposes tool schemas and runs tools/call requests directly inside AI workflows.
The tools are free within the rate and daily limits, with no sign-up. Stillchat, our iPhone app, is free too. Paid help is a done-for-you service at a fixed price, and every price is on the prices page.
Ask from inside your assistant. Every server has a submit_feedback tool: send the kind need_tool with what you wanted, then call get_feedback_reply with the ticket to read our reply. You can also email support@openkrill.app.
rate_limited means a limit was reached. That's either ours (60 calls a minute per network on each tool server) or the limit of the public source the tool reads. Wait a minute and ask again. unavailable means the source didn't answer, so the tool says so instead of guessing. Neither one means there are no results.
Call submit_feedback with the kind bug, the tool name, what you asked, what came back, and what is right. Each report gets a ticket, and get_feedback_reply shows you the reply.
Each tool sends only its arguments to the public source it reads. It keeps daily call counts, not your conversation. A few tools keep a file or a snapshot you asked for, for a set time. The privacy page lists every server, what it sends where, and what it keeps.