Install

Give your AI one file. It does the rest.

Omnial is the pay-per-call tool catalog Eden Engine supplies to your AI. You do not need an account to start: hand your agent SKILL.md and it writes its own configuration, then tells you what it needs from you.

Step 1

Which AI are you using?

Every one of these speaks the same protocol, and each keeps its configuration in a different file with a different key name. Pick yours and the next step is written for it.

Picking a client is counted and nothing else: no cookie, no identifier, no profile.

Pick the one you use. It takes one click.

Without JavaScript, here is the whole install

Send your agent this file: https://mcp.eden-engine.com/SKILL.md. It carries the exact MCP configuration for every client we support, the endpoint below, and the steps your agent has to hand back to you.

https://mcp.eden-engine.com/mcp

Authentication is a static Authorization: Bearer header with a key you mint in the dashboard after creating an account. Full connection notes are on the docs page.

Never used an AI agent?

An AI agent is a program like Claude or Cursor that can do things for you online, not just answer questions. You type or talk to it the way you would to any chatbot, and it can also read files, run commands and use tools you give it, then tell you what it did.

Omnial is one of those tools. You need an agent first: separate software you install once, like a browser or an email app. It is not something we provide.

Easiest place to start: Claude

Made by Anthropic, and free to start. Sign up, then install Claude Code or the Claude desktop app.

Get Claude

Prefer a different one

Each of these can connect to Omnial too. Most have a free tier; some put tool access (MCP) on a paid plan, so check before you commit.

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Installed one? Go back to which AI are you using and pick it.

Before you send it

What your agent actually receives.

On connecting, your agent gets eight tools from Omnial itself: how to search this catalog, read a tool's contract and its usage doc, price a call, run it, poll it, cancel it and check your balance. That is the whole surface it has to learn, no matter how large the catalog behind it grows.

Read the notice beside this before you decide we are worth the five minutes; it is the same one your agent is told to relay to you.

New to all of this? What is an MCP? explains it without the jargon, and how it works has the mechanics.

Live catalog

Omnial's catalog is live: real, working integrations are browsable at /tools and callable today. What's listed there is exactly what you can run right now, gated by the same live-provider check that decides what gets billed. The append-only ledger, hold-before-the-call and settle-after, the pricing engine and the eight MCP tools in front of all of it are the same infrastructure a live call actually runs on. The catalog keeps growing as more integrations clear verification and go live.

Eden Engine publishes this before the install rather than after it, because an agent that connects and finds nothing to run reflects on you for having sent it.