pomerado
YC F26. Turn any website into an API / MCP in minutes. Open source core integration minting harness. MIT.
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Overview
YC F26. Turn any website into an API / MCP in minutes. Open source core integration minting harness. MIT. It ranks #25 on GitTiger, gaining +6 stars on October 26, 2026 (UTC).
The project is written in TypeScript and has 75 forks. It was created 22d ago.
What it is
Pomerado is an open-source harness for turning a website into something an agent can call: a plain API or a Model Context Protocol integration. It is written in TypeScript under the MIT licence. The description places the project in the YC F26 batch and calls the core an integration minting harness, meaning its job is to produce integrations rather than drive a browser at runtime.
How it is described
According to the README extract, an integration is generated from a plain-language description of the task, with no HAR capture and no recorded session needed as input. The output is described as deterministic, which the project presents as an advantage over screen-driven computer-use agents in both speed and reliability. The same extract says the approach handles pages that require signing in, including two-factor authentication.
Requirements and getting started
The only setup detail in the evidence is environmental: macOS or Linux, plus a Node 24 release at 24.21 or newer, confirmed by checking the version the installed Node binary reports. The preview does not include the install or run commands, so the README is the correct place to look. Windows support is not mentioned in any supplied field.
Missing evidence
No benchmarks, pricing, hosted-service terms or comparison data appear in the material provided, so the reliability and speed statements are the project's own.
git clone https://github.com/Pomerado/pomerado.git
cd pomerado
# see README for setupFrequently Asked Questions
What does Pomerado produce?
It produces integrations that let an agent call a website either as an API or through the Model Context Protocol, built from a natural language description of the task rather than a recorded browsing session.
Does it handle sites that require signing in?
Yes. The README extract states that integrations can be built for sites behind a login and two-factor authentication.
What are the system requirements?
macOS or Linux is required according to the project, along with a Node 24 release at 24.21 or newer, which can be confirmed by checking the version the installed Node binary reports.
Is Pomerado open source?
The description calls the core integration harness open source, and the repository metadata lists the MIT licence.