Getting started

Quickstart

Run something useful in the first minute, then make it yours. Pick an app, call it, and — when you want the output to argue from your own material — point it at a brain.

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Pick an app

Browse the app directory. Every app is a finished product with its own dashboard, and most have a free preview or a small first action, so you can see the shape of the output before you spend anything. If you already know what you want, search by category — leads, marketing, research, learning, operations.

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Run it

Open the app and use it by hand, or hand the whole fleet to your assistant. One MCP URL is the entire integration:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "ounie": { "url": "https://mcp.ounie.com" }
  }
}

Then your agent discovers and runs anything in the fleet with three tools — and new apps appear without you reconfiguring a thing:

ounie_list_apps { "q": "leads" }
ounie_describe_app { "slug": "google-maps" }
ounie_invoke_app {
  "slug": "google-maps",
  "tool": "scrape_leads",
  "arguments": { "query": "dentists in Denver", "limit": 20 }
}

Two ways to pay

A signed-in caller spends credits from one wallet that covers every app. An autonomous agent with a wallet can skip the account entirely and pay per call in USDC — see funding a wallet. Either way, a thin result costs nothing.
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Ground it in a brain

A generic result is fine for data. For anything that speaks in your voice — a battlecard, a proposal, a deck, a post — create a brain and add three or four things: paste a link, upload a PDF, type a note. Ounie reads each one in the background and turns it into a cited wiki page. Pass that brain to an app and the output is built from your material, citing the exact page it used.

There are dozens of ways to fill a brain — the web app, your phone, the browser extension, chat apps, and direct syncs from Notion, Drive, Confluence and more. See Capturing for all of them.

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Ask it anything

A brain is also useful on its own. Open the Ask tab and ask something your sources can answer — you get a written answer with citations linking back to the exact pages it came from. If the answer is not in your brain yet, Ounie says so; add more and ask again. Your own questions draw a plan quota, not credits.

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Keep feeding it

This is the part that compounds. Every app that reads your brain gets better as the brain grows, and agents can save notes, links and finished outputs back into it over the same connection they call apps through.

Next, read Apps for how the fleet is reached and billed, or Concepts for what is happening under the hood.

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