Pomerado launches tools that turn websites into agent MCPs
First merged summary.
YC F26 startup Pomerado launched open-source and hosted tools that turn websites without APIs into deterministic MCP integrations for agents.
Pomerado, a Y Combinator F26 company founded by Alan and Akshay, launched an MIT open-source build and a hosted service that turn websites without native APIs into deterministic Model Context Protocol tools for agents. One exploration run uses HTTP or Playwright; a publication step emits a repeatable schema, and a Guardian model checks calls against guardrails. The company says integrations self-heal when sites change, can sign in including 2FA with optional credential or TOTP storage, and usually return in 5–30 seconds after the first run. Its benchmark claims 2x speed, 10 to 1,000 times lower cost, and 30% higher accuracy than Astra Computer Use, Instinct, and Muse on 30 tasks in 25 apps. Free and $50 monthly plans are listed. A commenter questioned credential and prompt-injection risk.
- MIT open-source build uses a local browser; hosted sessions use Pomerado’s browser.
- Free tier: 100 tool calls a day and 10 new integrations a month.
- $50 plan: 1,000 daily tool calls and 100 new integrations a month.
- Benchmark covered 30 tasks in 25 business apps, one try each.
- Users can store TOTP seeds or link a Pomerado number for 2FA.
- The company says customers saw 7x speedups versus browser agents.
Timeline
dated events in the reporting · oldest first- Nov 11, 2026Pomerado announced website-to-MCP product on Hacker News · Hacker News
What each outlet adds
beyond the shared facts- Hacker NewsPricing, benchmark figures, Guardian model, and a commenter’s risk question.
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oldest first · one row per article · UTCPomerado launches MCP that turns websites into agent APIs
The YC F26 startup says hosted, self-healing integrations beat browser agents on speed and cost, with sign-in and 2FA handled for you.
Pomerado launches a tool that turns websites into agent MCPs
The YC F26 startup offers an MIT open-source build and a free hosted version that emit deterministic MCPs after one exploration run.