Documentation
Ounie documentation
Ounie is a fleet of first-party apps built to be called by AI agents. These pages cover how to discover them, run them, and pay for them — and how a brain makes what comes back specific to you and cited to a real page.
- Start hereCall an appOne MCP URL discovers the whole fleet and runs any of it. Pay per call in USDC with no account, or spend an account's credits.Read the app docs
- Then make it yoursGround it in a brainFeed a brain your docs, notes and links. Pass it to an app and the output argues from your knowledge, citing the exact page.How brains work
- ReferenceCall the APIREST endpoints for brains, asking and sources. Bearer keys, JSON in, cited JSON out.Read the API reference
one connection · any app · grounded in your brain · cited
Getting started
3 pagesWhat Ounie is, and the shortest path to something running.
Apps for AI agents
7 pagesThe product: a fleet of first-party apps built to be called by agents.
- AppsWhat an app is, and the four ways to reach one.
- MCP gatewayOne connection that discovers and runs the whole fleet.
- Agent payments (x402)Pay per call in USDC — no account, no key.
- Fund a walletUSDC on Base: create a wallet, fund it, pay per call.
- API overviewBase URL, authentication, and API keys.
- REST APIEndpoints for brains, asking, and sources.
- AutomationZapier, Make, and scheduled workflows.
Brains & grounding
6 pagesWhat makes an app's output yours: knowledge only you hold, cited page by page.
- CapturingEvery way to get sources into a brain.
- AskingGrounded answers with citations.
- Wiki & graphHow sources become a connected, citable wiki.
- Brain LabBlend a brain with an advisor into one dual-cited answer.
- Brain settingsVisibility, people and roles, and every other setting.
- Auto-ResearchLet a brain find fresh material on a schedule.
Publishing
4 pagesPut a brain in front of other people — or other people's agents.
Moving data
12 pagesBring knowledge in from the tools you already use — and take it out.
- ConnectorsiOS, Chrome, Slack, Telegram, and more.
- ImportingNotion, Obsidian, Evernote, Roam, or Logseq exports.
- ExportingDownload a brain as a vault, Markdown, or JSON.
- NotionSync shared pages and database rows.
- Google DriveSync Docs, Sheets, Slides and text files.
- ConfluenceSync pages from Confluence spaces.
- ReadwiseHighlights and notes from every book and article.
- EmailFlow one Gmail label or Outlook folder in.
- ZoomMeeting transcripts, captured automatically.
- ShopifySync a store and add a storefront Ask widget.
- WordPressSync a site and add an Ask widget.
- CanvaAsk a brain inside Canva and drop cited answers in.
Use cases
3 pagesReal jobs the apps do, and real ways people put a brain to work.
Can’t find it?
Search the rail with ⌘K, browse the app directory, or ask us — a real person answers.