How it works
Install. Sign in by email. Ask.
No new app to learn and no new inbox to check. It runs inside the agent you already work in, and it uses every tool that agent already has.
- 30 SECONDS
Install.
Paste one line into Claude Code, Codex or Cursor, or add the URL as a connector in Claude Desktop or claude.ai.
- NO PASSWORD
Sign in by email.
The first call opens a sign-in page. Type your email and click the link, or enter the six-digit code. No card.
- PLAIN WORDS
Ask.
Say set me up once: brands, signatures, voice, ideal customer, pipeline stages. Then talk to it like a colleague.
claude mcp add --transport http salesagents https://mcp.salesagents.si/mcp --scope userRun it in your terminal. Drop --scope user to add it to one project only.
codex mcp add salesagents --url https://mcp.salesagents.si/mcpRun it in your terminal, then start Codex as usual.
{"mcpServers":{"salesagents":{"url":"https://mcp.salesagents.si/mcp"}}}Paste it into ~/.cursor/mcp.json (or merge it with what is there).
https://mcp.salesagents.si/mcpSettings → Connectors → Add custom connector, name it salesagents, paste the URL.
npx -y mcp-remote https://mcp.salesagents.si/mcpAny host that runs a stdio command. Native config for Windsurf, Cline and the rest is in the docs.
Every host's native config: all install lines →
Modules
The whole sales motion. One install.
Twelve modules, in the order a deal moves: from setting up your CRM to the handover after the signature. Open one to see every sentence it answers to and what happens next.
Start free
Type one sentence. See what it does with your own deals.
Pick one. No card, nothing to configure first. Each one runs in your agent with your own data and leaves you with something you can use today.
Research Acme and tell me who to talk to.
A brief on the company: what it does, who decides, what changed lately and where you fit. It opens as a report page with an access code.
Check my pipeline: what's gone dark, what's stuck, where do I owe a reply?
Every deal graded from your CRM or a CSV export, so you see which ones need you this week.
Prep me for my meeting with Acme tomorrow.
One prep brief: who is in the room, what they care about, what you already know and the questions worth asking.
Audit my last 20 LinkedIn DMs and posts against my voice.
Each one scored against your voice rules, with the lines that read like a template and the ones that read like you.
Your data, your yes
Your data stays where it already is.
Our server hands your agent the playbook: what to do next, which of its own tools to use and what to write down. Your agent does the work on your side. We never hold your Google login and never see a CRM row.
You ask
In plain words, in the agent you already use.
It returns a brief
The steps, which of your agent's tools to use and the next allowed step. No data in, no data kept.
Your agent does it
With your Gmail or Outlook, Calendar, Drive, Slack, your recorder and your CRM.
You approve
Drafts wait for you. A send happens only when you say so.
What it uses
- The connectors your agent already has: mail, calendar, Drive, Slack, meeting recorders like Krisp, Plaud or Fireflies.
- Your CRM through your agent's connector. HubSpot, Pipedrive and ClickUp come first.
- No CRM? Your agent creates a local database on your machine and keeps companies, contacts, deals and notes there.
- LinkedIn through your own account and your own Unipile key.
What never happens
- We never hold your Google, Microsoft or LinkedIn login.
- No CRM rows, emails or transcripts are stored on our side.
- Tool arguments are not logged.
- No email, DM, comment or connection request goes out without your yes.
- No prices in outreach unless you put them there.
FAQ
What people ask before they install it.
What is SalesAgents, in one sentence?
Which agents does it work with?
mcp-remote. Every install line is in the docs.