A simple, work-in-progress API proxy
Managed auth and 10,000+ tools across 3,000+ APIs for the agents you’re building — and a secure gateway for the AI tools your company uses.
A simple, work-in-progress API proxy launched on January 3, 2012 with 18 votes, #65 of 306 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 14 years on.
In plain words
This API proxy provides integration infrastructure for AI agents, offering managed authentication across 3,000+ APIs and 10,000+ prebuilt tools and triggers. It serves developers building agents and enterprises needing secure connections between their applications and AI systems. The platform includes a raw proxy for unlisted APIs, SSO, access policies, per-user permissions, and audit trails for compliance and security management.
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From the sources
Managed auth and 10,000+ tools across 3,000+ APIs, for the agents you’re building. Integration infrastructure for building agents. Managed auth, 10,000+ prebuilt tools and triggers, and a raw proxy for everything else. A gateway that lets employees safely connect their apps to AI agents. SSO, access policies, per-user permissions, and a full audit trail — managed in one place. Your agent on one side, your users’ apps on the other — Connect runs everything infrom apiaxle.com
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