Introduction
Key Features

Key Features

Capability reference for Agentsyx Creator—use this when you want a checklist of what the platform covers. For narrative and positioning, see What is Agentsyx?.

Billing & Subscriptions

Stripe Connect Integration

  • Connect your Stripe account to handle payments
  • Create subscription plans (free, paid, internal team)
  • Automatic billing and invoice management
  • Support for credit-based and usage-based pricing

Subscription Management

  • End users can upgrade, downgrade, or cancel subscriptions
  • Automatic credit allocation based on plan
  • Overage handling and notifications
  • Grace period management

User Authentication

OAuth 2.0 Integration

  • User sign-up via Clerk
  • User login within supported AI hosts (OAuth in the host UI where applicable)
  • Secure authentication and session management
  • Automatic user context injection

API Key Support

  • Generate API keys for programmatic access
  • Manage and revoke keys
  • Track API usage per key

Tool Mapping & Pricing

Flexible Tool Mapping

  • Map downstream tools to upstream tools
  • Set credit prices for each tool
  • Support for multiple downstream connectors
  • Automatic tool discovery and selection

Credit System

  • Credit-based pricing model
  • Track credits per user and organization
  • Automatic credit deduction on tool usage
  • Credit allocation based on subscription plans

Creator workspace (org, project, deployment)

Your Agentsyx Creator account is organized as a single workspace hierarchy—not a “multi-tenant” product in the sense of many unrelated tenants sharing one Creator org.

  • Organization — Top level for your builder identity: billing, Stripe, org-wide settings, and how you publish MCP apps.
  • Projects — Group connectors, upstream/downstream configuration, and apps; you can run multiple projects under one org.
  • Deployments — Environments inside a project (for example production vs preview) with their own connector endpoints and configuration.

Roles (Creator and collaborators)

  • Org admin / Creator — Full control over the org, projects, connectors, plans, and publishing.
  • Superuser — Broader operational permissions within the org where you enable them.
  • Team member — Collaborator access scoped to specific projects you assign (people who help you build, not your paying MCP customers).
  • End user — Someone who subscribes and uses apps on www.agentsyx.com; they do not log into Creator.

User organizations and teams (customer side)

Multi-tenant organization behavior—end-user teams with their own org, roles, and shared agents/apps on the customer surface—is separate from your Creator org/project tree and is evolving on the roadmap. See A6: B2B (future).

MCP Apps (embedded UI)

Widgets over standard MCP

  • MCP Apps expose tools plus HTML (or similar) UI through resources/read, with _meta for linking tools to resource URIs and for host embedding (including CSP-style rules where the host supports them)
  • MCP-capable hosts can embed that UI (for example in an iframe) while the model continues to use tools/call; widget code typically invokes tools via the host’s callServerTool (or equivalent) surface
  • Use for subscription flows, payments, dashboards, or any custom surface tied to your tools—without a separate proprietary “bridge” protocol

For terminology and protocol detail, see What is MCP? and MCP App (widgets) metadata.

Usage Tracking & Analytics

Real-Time Usage Tracking

  • Track tool usage per user
  • Monitor credit consumption
  • View usage history and trends
  • Export usage data for analysis

Analytics Dashboard

  • Creator dashboard for managing your apps
  • User dashboard for managing subscriptions
  • Usage analytics and insights
  • Billing and revenue tracking

Connector Management

Downstream Connectors

  • Connect Zapier, Make, n8n MCP servers
  • Connect MCP App servers (tools + widget UI via resources/read) and other custom MCP servers
  • Connect any MCP-compatible service
  • Manage multiple downstream connectors

Upstream Connectors

  • Create upstream MCP endpoints for MCP-capable AI hosts
  • Select and configure tools from downstream connectors
  • Set pricing and usage limits
  • Register or connect your upstream URL in each host’s flow—for example OpenAI ChatGPT (GPT + MCP)

Support & Documentation

Documentation

  • Step-by-step guides for common tasks
  • API reference and examples
  • Troubleshooting guides
  • Best practices and tips

Support Tools

  • User management and support
  • Issue tracking and resolution
  • Community resources
  • Direct support channels

Next Steps

What is MCP?Getting Started