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Governed AI agents for the software your company already runs. 400+ connectors behind one org-wide endpoint, where every call resolves against the current role of the person the agent acts for, not against the connection. Works with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, any MCP client, and the Elaichi Agent.

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Status
Unhealthy
Uptime
33.4% over 21 days
OAuth
Works in Glama
Last Tested
Transport
Streamable HTTP
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TDQS

A4/5.0

Scored across 52 tools

Disambiguation4/5

The resource-prefixed names make most tools easy to separate, and the descriptions are unusually explicit about boundaries. The main confusion risk is the cluster of tool-listing/execution surfaces: connection.list_tools, connector.list_tools, search_tools, toolbox.execute, and synthetic_tool.execute overlap enough to cause occasional misselection. Overall mostly distinct, with a few near-overlapping pairs.

Naming Consistency4/5

The dominant pattern is clear and consistent: elaichi__<resource>__<verb> in snake_case. The two unprefixed tools, execute_tool and search_tools, break the pattern, and a few names like offboarding and set_roles deviate from strict verb phrasing. Still predictable and readable overall.

Tool Count2/5

52 tools is well above the calibration threshold for 'too many' even for a broad administration platform. Each resource area has several CRUD-style operations, but the total feels heavy for a single MCP surface. The count will make tool selection and navigation burdensome.

Completeness2/5

Many lifecycle operations that the tool descriptions themselves reference are not exposed: deletions, unsharing, role create/update/delete, member delete, invite delete/resend, team remove_member/delete, and transfer operations. These missing operations create dead ends during common governance workflows. Core read/create/update paths exist, but the surface is significantly incomplete relative to its own described domain.

Tool Schema Changelog

Recent tool additions, removals, and schema changes observed during successful MCP inspections.

  1. 1 tool update
    • Changedelaichi__team__create1 field changed
      • addedInput schema / properties / member_ids
        Added value: +{
        +  "description": "USER ids (`usr_…`) from member.list to add as ordinary members alongside you. Optional — omit for a team with only you on it. You are always added as administrator regardless of whether your own id appears here.",
        +  "items": {
        +    "type": "string"
        +  },
        +  "maxItems": 50,
        +  "type": "array"
        +}
  2. 52 tool updates
    • First observedelaichi__access_request__create
    • First observedelaichi__access_request__get
    • First observedelaichi__access_request__list
    • First observedelaichi__access_request__resolve
    • First observedelaichi__access_request__withdraw
    • First observedelaichi__connection__create
    • First observedelaichi__connection__get
    • First observedelaichi__connection__list
    • First observedelaichi__connection__list_tools
    • First observedelaichi__connection__reconnect
    • First observedelaichi__connection__rename
    • First observedelaichi__connection__share
    • First observedelaichi__connector__get
    • First observedelaichi__connector__list
    • First observedelaichi__connector__list_tools
    • First observedelaichi__feedback__create
    • First observedelaichi__invite__create
    • First observedelaichi__invite__list
    • First observedelaichi__member__get
    • First observedelaichi__member__list
    • First observedelaichi__member__offboarding
    • First observedelaichi__member__set_roles
    • First observedelaichi__organization__get
    • First observedelaichi__permission__list
    • First observedelaichi__role__get
    • First observedelaichi__role__list
    • First observedelaichi__synthetic_tool__create
    • First observedelaichi__synthetic_tool__execute
    • First observedelaichi__synthetic_tool__get
    • First observedelaichi__synthetic_tool__list
    • First observedelaichi__synthetic_tool__update
    • First observedelaichi__team__add_member
    • First observedelaichi__team__create
    • First observedelaichi__team__get
    • First observedelaichi__team__list
    • First observedelaichi__team__set_member_admin
    • First observedelaichi__team__update
    • First observedelaichi__template__create
    • First observedelaichi__template__get
    • First observedelaichi__template__list
    • First observedelaichi__template__set_entries
    • First observedelaichi__template__share
    • First observedelaichi__template__update
    • First observedelaichi__toolbox__create
    • First observedelaichi__toolbox__execute
    • First observedelaichi__toolbox__get
    • First observedelaichi__toolbox__list
    • First observedelaichi__toolbox__set_entries
    • First observedelaichi__toolbox__share
    • First observedelaichi__toolbox__update
    • First observedexecute_tool
    • First observedsearch_tools

Publisher details

Operator
Elaichi · Publisher source
Operator website
https://elaichi.ai
Vendor relationship
First-party
Restrictions
Paid plan after a 14-day free trial (no credit card to start). Adding the endpoint to Claude Team or Enterprise requires an Owner. · Publisher source

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