Corsair blog · Jul 2026
Argues that closed integration platforms create security and auditability risks for AI agents, and positions Corsair as an open-source alternative with self-hosting and transparent credential handling.
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Updated Jul 29, 2026
Corsair is an open-source, TypeScript-based integration layer for AI agents and apps that abstracts OAuth, token refresh, webhooks, permissions, multi-tenant credential isolation, and connector plumbing. It ships as a self-hostable SDK/plugin system plus a managed Hub relay.
Primary product
Open-source integration layer for AI agents and apps
Founded
2024
Headquarters
New York, NY, United States
Team size
1-10 employees
Industry
Software Development
Sub-industry
Developer tools / AI agent integration infrastructure
Offices
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Business model
Open-source, security-first, developer-first, and permission-gated; emphasizes self-hosting, auditable code, and community/Discord support.
Pricing
Freemium open-source subscription model with a free Hobby tier, $200/mo Pro tier, and custom Enterprise pricing; self-hosting is free.
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Corsair blog · Jul 2026
Argues that closed integration platforms create security and auditability risks for AI agents, and positions Corsair as an open-source alternative with self-hosting and transparent credential handling.
Corsair blog · Jul 2026
Explains Corsair as an MCP-ready integration layer and highlights its plugin coverage, hosted Hub flow, and self-hosted option.
LinkedIn post by Dev Jain · Jun 2026
Founder/CEO Dev Jain describes strong community reaction and emphasizes that Corsair is open source and secure.
LinkedIn post by Dev Jain · Feb 2025
Announces the startup's YC Winter 2025 funding and describes the early product direction before the Corsair rebrand.
Corsair site
Founder-authored benchmark writeup comparing MCP and CLI execution models and arguing that the integration architecture matters more than the transport.