Finding an API that actually fits your needs is hard. There are so many similar ones out there that teams burn hours just researching which one to use. We realized that was a problem worth solving. Locus Pro is now substantially better at exactly that. You and your agents find the best tool for that specific job using plain natural language. Locus reads what each endpoint actually returns to make sure it fits.

The cheapest model with data access beats the best model without it We ran 9 models from 5 labs on 82 work tasks where the answer has to come from real data. Each model ran the same tasks with and without access to paid data. Claude Haiku 4.5 is one of the cheapest closed-source models you can run an agent on. Claude Opus 5.5 is one of the most capable (and expensive). Haiku with data finished 60% of the tasks. Opus without it finished 50%. Per finished task, the cost came out about the same. It wasn't just Haiku. Every model with data beat the best model without it, open source included. The weakest, Grok 4.7, still finished 54%. That edge over Opus is small enough to be noise, but the direction never changed across models or task categories. Most of the agent conversation is about which model to use. On this kind of work, what the agent could access mattered more. Method, tasks and traces in the replies.

Introducing AgentID by @agentmail, "Sign in with Google" for AI Agents Millions of agents already use AgentMail. AgentID lets them sign in to your app. Integrate with the prompt below, reply with a screenshot, and we'll give you 3 months free of any AgentMail plan.

We’re giving a free $5 credit promo to all users on Locus Pro. Add a valid credit or debit card on file, receive $5 in credits to use across API calls from 16000+ endpoints and 3300+ providers. One balance. Thousands of tools. No extra provider accounts.

Buy an inbox for your AI agent from the same balance as everything else! @agentmail has been added as a provider to Locus Pro! You can now provision an email inbox from the same balance you're already running your full enrichment flow off of Try it today

We just shipped a CLI for Locus Pro. Every tool in the catalog is now one command away Your agent gets 16,000+ tools straight from the terminal, priced per call; search with Exa, enrich with Clado, pull tweets from X and thousands more without creating a single account Your Locus account can be set up directly on install through Okibi; the rest is handled from there Thanks to the @Okibi_ai team for generating the CLI for us Install command👇

Giving an agent thousands of tools sounds good... until your context gets eaten. That's why we only start with 8. Your agent then uses natural language search to find and load in the tools it needs on a need to have basis. 16,000+ tools; only 1,600 tokens of context.

Your agent needs tools, not more keys

We just killed every single web search API you're using. We are excited to announce our partnership with parse[dot]bot to let agents use any site on the internet via API. Parse turns any website into a typed API and Locus puts all of the endpoints on one prepaid balance with our other providers. Travel, e-commerce, finance and more. Turn on the ones you want, and let your agents or platform call them by use. Live now!

We just shipped self-serve for Locus Pro, the first OpenRouter for everything. You shouldn’t need a dozen subscriptions just to make your agent useful. Get access to 3,300+ providers and 16,000+ agent tools all through one prepaid balance. Sign up, paste in the MCP URL, turn on the tools you want. Your agent can use OpenAI, Anthropic, Firecrawl, ElevenLabs, Exa and thousands more without you opening a single new account. No subscriptions or monthly minimum, top up with as little as $5.

On Thursday we announced Locus Pro, today we want to show you how to use it. We built Locus Pro so give agents access to intuitive APIs via tools and add margin to calls inside your own product. You grab your keys and enable endpoints at your own price, all with just three lines of code. Agents can be connected via MCP, and your catalog becomes directly available as tool calls. You can also give your platforms users (or user's agents) access to the catalog, and create scoped connections with budgets for them specifically as well. All of it can be set up in under five minutes. Comment if you want early access, and I'll set up a call and onboard you myself.