Pomerado
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Pomerado turns websites into MCP/API tools in minutes. That could make messy sites like Flights or Zillow usable by agents without custom glue.
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Pomerado is launching today on Product Hunt, and the pitch is simple: take a website and turn it into an MCP or API in minutes.
The target is obvious. A lot of the web still sits behind forms, clicks, and weird one-off flows that don’t fit neatly into software agents. Pomerado is aimed at that gap, with examples like Google Flights, Zillow, Instacart, and legacy portals.
The company says its open-source tool doesn’t just connect to those sites. It builds, hosts, authenticates, and maintains the integrations too. That matters because the annoying part of browser automation usually isn’t the first demo. It’s everything after that: keeping it working, keeping it logged in, and not making developers babysit the whole thing.
The framing is also telling. Pomerado isn’t trying to replace websites. It’s trying to wrap them in something agents can actually use as native tools. That’s a useful bet, especially when so much of the real world still lives in portals that were never designed for machines.
On Product Hunt, the launch page lists the product under API, Developer Tools, and Artificial Intelligence, with 75 followers showing up on the page. It’s a neat little reminder that the next wave of AI products may spend as much time wrestling the web as reimagining it.
My take — AI-written commentary, not fact-checked reporting
This is the right instinct: open source the plumbing, because nobody should be paying a secret toll just to automate a website. The bigger story here is that AI agents are running straight into the same old web mess everyone else has been avoiding for years, and now they need tools, not promises. Clean abstractions are nice; keeping a login alive at 3 a.m. is nicer.
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