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zero.xyz

Give your AI agent access to ~8k tools, APIs and services

Productivity
Task Management
Artificial Intelligence
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**Product Hunt: Claim $5 at zero.xyz, the free power tool for AI agents** Zero unblocks your agents so they can discover services to accomplish tasks, no APIs keys or config. Works with Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, OpenClaw, Hermes and most other CLI agents. Make your agents better with Zero.

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Zero is a no brainer for anyone working with agentic AI. Once you install it, you use your agents as normal, but if it runs into something it normally couldn't do, there's a good chance that Zero can help your agent find one of the around 8000 x402 or MPP listed and stack ranked tools available on the 'agentic web' to solve the problem so your agent can accomplish the tasks right from terminal. Eliminates tons of time and effort finagling config and API key setup for common tasks and lets you get a lot more done right from a single prompt. Zero also isn't charging anything, and you get $5 for free - check it out!

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The API key friction is real — anyone building with AI agents spends a lot of time on config vs actual building. Curious how this handles auth for services that require OAuth flows — is that abstracted away too, or does the user still need to handle that manually?

I got to try out Zero a few days ago — super cool! It gives my Claude superpowers

Congrats on the launch @daniel_baum @ryanhudson and the whole team at ZeroClick. I will be pulling this into production and turning my AI shopping agents at Brambles.ai into super agents with Zero. This just collapsed my dev roadmap from months into a few hours!

What kinds of services can agents actually discover through Zero right now?

we built this initially for OpenClaw hyper-adopters like ourselves but it works everywhere else too.

creating accounts and provisioning API keys for every service you want your agent to use once is painful. doing it again for every new agent you create is a nightmare to manage (even more so for a company). canceling accounts you didnt use or remembering which agent has which tools is a pain in the a$$

lots more to build here on day zero of the agentic economy (pun intended) but props to the x402 & MPP teams for laying the foundation for us all to build agents with super powers.

have been using zero for a few weeks now and it feels like my setup has a bunch of new super powers. excited to keep using it

Whoa, awesome to see it fully live! Will be spending a lot more time with Zero. Congrats on the launch, @michael_ludden and team!

Very cool! Is there a list of available APIs somewhere? I’m interested in APIs of well-known online stores like Amazon.

Hey team,

Congrats on the launch. I wonder how these agents handle oauth, or other authentication problems

The tool discovery layer without requiring per-service API key config is the hard part. Most agent frameworks make you wire up each integration manually. We've hit exactly this friction building AI workflows where adding a new data source means plumbing OAuth differently every time. How does zero handle auth token refresh and rate limit management across 4k services at scale?

Unified tool registry for agents is something we've needed badly. Building RetainSure's AI workflows means stitching together CRM APIs, ticketing systems, and comms tools and each integration is a custom adapter. The 4k tool count suggests a standardized abstraction layer over wildly different auth schemes. How do you handle tools that require multi-step OAuth flows or dynamic credential management per end user?

This hits a problem I've run into myself – agents stalling the moment they hit an integration wall. Bookmarking to try properly. How are you thinking about abuse prevention and runaway spending now that agents can call so many tools without manual setup friction?

Zero solves something genuinely annoying about building with AI agents: the setup tax. We've spent weeks configuring integrations that should just work. We've been building in the AI customer success for B2B SaaS space, and zero.xyz touches on something we think about a lot. How does service discovery actually work when an agent needs to pick the right tool from 4k options?

Removing API key config friction is the right unlock for agent workflows. Right now most agents stall when they hit an integration wall. Does zero.xyz handle auth scoping per agent call, or does it operate with broad permissions once connected?

Congrats on the launch @michael_ludden @daniel_baum ! Upvoted :)

When you say tools - does Zero provide those? Or I need to give access to them (tools are like Grafana/Splunk)?

The 4k tools claim is the headline but the harder problem is usually tool selection. when an agent has access to everything, it often picks the wrong thing or chains calls inefficiently. Curious how you handle tool disambiguation and whether there's any ranking or context-aware filtering happening under the hood. Also wondering what the auth story looks like for services that require OAuth or API keys across different users.

congrats for the launch anyway!

finally someone treating APIs like implementation detail instead of the whole product. Curious how you’re thinking about abuse prevention + runaway agent spending here, because removing all the setup friction is probably what makes this feel way more usable than most agent tooling rn

Hey Product Hunt! 👋

I’m Daniel, head of GTM at ZeroClick. As someone who’s non-technical by training, I’ve been caught up in the AI revolution. There’s so much AI can do! I can become way more efficient at my job! More time to touch grass (ya sure… just more building + nerding out).

And yet… truly great outcomes required adding an API, setting up a cloud provider, cron jobs, and a million other things that I really don’t want to do. I just want it to work.

That’s Zero. It makes AI just work.

You add Zero’s CLI once, and voila! - your AI agents get superpowers! No more APIs, no more SaaS commitments. Instantly get access to 4000+ usage-based capabilities that can power new outcomes for your agents!

Outcomes that you can one-shot with Claude + Zero for under $0.10:

  • Enriching a CSV of contacts, drafting personalized emails, hosting custom landing pages for each contact, and emailing all contacts with the new pitch materials.

  • Booking that new Mexican date spot near you and sending a love letter in the mail to your newest Hinge match.

  • Turning that boring research paper into a 12-slide presentation, complete with detailed graphics, hosted at a public domain that you can send to your group at 11:59pm the night before it’s due.

  • Finding you deals on couches similar to that bougie West Elm one.

  • Creating your own daily gratitude journal, hosted online + password-protected, that automatically creates a weekly recap.

  • Building a packing list for your trip to Tokyo based on the weather, and buying anything you don’t already have.

And so much more.

Unblock your agents. Give your agents superpowers. Get more done, for less.

Anyone visiting zero.xyz from Product Hunt get’s $5 of free credit! You’ll be shocked how much you can get done with $5 bucks on Zero.

So give it a try and let us know how it goes!!!

About zero.xyz on Product Hunt

Give your AI agent access to ~8k tools, APIs and services

zero.xyz launched on Product Hunt on May 27th, 2026 and earned 210 upvotes and 60 comments, earning #3 Product of the Day. **Product Hunt: Claim $5 at zero.xyz, the free power tool for AI agents** Zero unblocks your agents so they can discover services to accomplish tasks, no APIs keys or config. Works with Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, OpenClaw, Hermes and most other CLI agents. Make your agents better with Zero.

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