What is this?
Corsair is an open-source integration platform that lets your app or AI agents connect to third-party apps through one unified REST API, instead of writing separate OAuth and glue code for every service.
Corsair is an open-source integration platform that lets your app or AI agents connect to third-party apps through one unified REST API, instead of writing separate OAuth and glue code for every service.Is this just an MCP server?No - Corsair is built on a REST API first, so the same integration layer powers AI agents, backend services, and customer-facing dashboards, not just MCP clients.
No - Corsair is built on a REST API first, so the same integration layer powers AI agents, backend services, and customer-facing dashboards, not just MCP clients.How do I actually run Corsair?You either self-host the open-source platform yourself, or sign up for Corsair's managed 'Hub' service, which handles OAuth token refresh and webhook delivery for you.
You either self-host the open-source platform yourself, or sign up for Corsair's managed 'Hub' service, which handles OAuth token refresh and webhook delivery for you.Do I have to write a separate integration for every third-party API?No - every integration is exposed through the same syntax, and the Corsair team maintains the adapters behind each one, so you connect once instead of writing custom glue code per service.
No - every integration is exposed through the same syntax, and the Corsair team maintains the adapters behind each one, so you connect once instead of writing custom glue code per service.Where do my users' tokens and data end up?Because Corsair is open source and self-hostable, you can keep your users' tokens and data on infrastructure you control; even with the managed Hub option, Corsair states your data remains yours.
Because Corsair is open source and self-hostable, you can keep your users' tokens and data on infrastructure you control; even with the managed Hub option, Corsair states your data remains yours.What is Hub?Hub is Corsair's managed service option - instead of self-hosting, you let the Corsair team handle OAuth token refresh and webhook delivery for your integrations.
Hub is Corsair's managed service option - instead of self-hosting, you let the Corsair team handle OAuth token refresh and webhook delivery for your integrations.How do I add a new integration if mine isn't supported yet?Claim the integration on the OSS Integrations page, open an issue describing the API you want to add, then submit a PR - new adapters are welcomed as community contributions.
Claim the integration on the OSS Integrations page, open an issue describing the API you want to add, then submit a PR - new adapters are welcomed as community contributions.Can the same integration layer power both an AI agent and a user-facing dashboard?Yes - because Corsair exposes everything through a REST API rather than being MCP-only, the same integrations work for agents, backend services, and multi-tenant customer dashboards.
Yes - because Corsair exposes everything through a REST API rather than being MCP-only, the same integrations work for agents, backend services, and multi-tenant customer dashboards.Which topics is it in?aiagents, integrations, function-calling, multi-tenant, oauth2, oauth, agentic-ai, dashboard, agents, rest-api, cloud, mcp
aiagents, integrations, function-calling, multi-tenant, oauth2, oauth, agentic-ai, dashboard, agents, rest-api, cloud, mcp