One agent per employee,
one workspace for the company.

Your company builds the skills, MCP servers, and CLIs once. Every employee's agent inherits all of it and adds a personal scope of its own, in an isolated VM.

A company workspace in OneCLI. A shared layer across the top holds 12 skills, 8 connected MCP servers and 6 CLIs, built once and available to everyone. Below it, maya in finance, raj in engineering and wei in support each have their own agent that inherits the shared layer and adds a personal scope, each in its own VM with its own credentials.

Keys stay in the vault

Real credentials never touch the agent. OneCLI holds them and issues a scoped pass at the gateway, so a leaked or stolen .env exposes nothing.

.envproxied by onecli

OPENAI_API_KEY=sk-proj-Xh4mQ2████████f8Kwonecli-managed ✓

STRIPE_SECRET_KEY=sk_live_51Hx8m████████Rq2vonecli-managed ✓

GITHUB_TOKEN=ghp_uV4nR7Tk████████p3Xzonecli-managed ✓

AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=aK9dPmXw████████L7Rqonecli-managed ✓

DATABASE_URL=postgres://acme:pg4s█████@db.acme.ioonecli-managed ✓

SLACK_BOT_TOKEN=xoxb-8214-Ju7wK████████m2Nponecli-managed ✓

ANTHROPIC_API_KEY=sk-ant-api03-R5kT████████v8Nqonecli-managed ✓

7keys exposed to agents

Want this for your environment?

An MCP gateway covers one path. OneCLI covers all four.

When every employee has an agent, tool-level permissions are not enough. Enforcement happens at the network layer, so it does not matter which route the agent takes.

MCP tool calls

The one path a tool gateway sees

Governed

CLI commands

gh, stripe, psql, anything installed

Governed

curl and raw HTTP

A shell and a URL is still a request

Governed

The code the agent writes

Generated at runtime, unreviewed

Governed

An MCP gateway governs only MCP tool calls. OneCLI sits at the network layer, so MCP, CLI commands, curl, and generated code all route through the same vault, policies, and audit log.

Drop-in security for any agent

One command. Zero code changes. Your agents stay secure.

API keys scattered everywhere.One encrypted vault.
Agent sees raw keys.Agent never sees a key.
Revoking access means hunting down keys.Revoke once, everywhere.
Who gets an agent with OneCLI

Engineers

Their agent opens pull requests, files tickets, and ships code on its own, using the company's tools without ever seeing a password.

GitHubJiraVercelLinear

Operations & business teams

Chasing invoices, booking meetings, answering the inbox. Their agent works across the everyday tools, and you can cut off its access in one click.

SlackGoogle CalendarStripeGmail

IT & platform teams

Give the whole company an agent from one screen. Decide who can reach what, how fast they can work, and what needs a human to sign off.

Per-person accessSpeed limitsApprovalsFull history

Security & compliance

See exactly what every agent did, when, and on whose behalf. Passwords never appear in a log, a prompt, or anywhere an agent can read them.

SOC 2Audit trailInstant revokeZero-trust
Don't take our word for it
Guillermo Rauch
Guillermo Rauch
@rauchg

CEO, Vercel

“Google has shipped a CLI for Google Workspace. 2026 is the year of Skills & CLIs.”

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Peter Steinberger
Peter Steinberger
@steipete

OpenClaw creator

“Agents are really, really good at calling CLIs (actually much better than calling MCPs).”

186K views1.5K likes
Kyle Daigle
Kyle Daigle
@kdaigle

COO, GitHub

“GitHub Copilot CLI is generally available with custom agents, multi-model autopilot, and much more.”

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