looot

One CLI (and MCP server) that connects your AI agent to the looot catalog: discover a capability, inspect its exact input/output schema and price, run it, and get billed only for what actually completed. One balance, no per-provider subscriptions or separate API keys to manage.

Install

npm install -g looot

Try it without an account

looot search "find a work email"          # browse the public catalog, prices included
looot inspect <endpoint-id>

Sign in and connect your agent

looot login

Prints a link and a short code and opens your browser. On looot.ai, check that the code matches, choose what the token may do and how long it lasts, and approve. The CLI picks up the token by itself: you never copy a secret. It is saved to ~/.config/looot/config.json (only you can read it) and listed in Settings, Agent tokens, where you can revoke it. looot logout revokes it and deletes the file.

looot init

Detects Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex on your machine and offers to add the looot MCP server, referencing $LOOOT_TOKEN instead of writing the secret into their config. looot init --dry-run shows what it would write. looot mcp install --client <name> prints just the MCP config.

Everyday commands

looot search "verify an email address"     # find endpoints by what you want to do
looot inspect <endpoint-id>                # exact input/output schema and price before you run it
looot run <endpoint-id> --input '{"...": "..."}' --wait
looot balance                              # what's left in your workspace
looot runs list                            # recent runs, status, cost
looot doctor                               # is everything set up correctly

Every command supports --format json|human|jsonl. Piped or redirected output is JSON by default; on a terminal you get a short human-readable summary.

Full reference

looot help --all

Security

Your token is never passed as a command-line flag (it would land in shell history). Set it via looot login, or the LOOOT_TOKEN environment variable. Human-formatted output redacts secret-looking fields.

Docs

looot.ai/docs