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38 tools · 15 categoriesreviewed
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38 MCP tools across 15 categories, every listing reviewed, attached to your workspace through one gateway.

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Pack

2026-10-16 / projects/pack.mdx

Your backpack for AI work. A reviewed catalog of MCP tools you can attach in one click — and, soon, services that hand back finished work.

Pack is a backpack for AI work.

It started as an MCP app store for the Komatik ecosystem. It's now a broader idea: keep the useful AI tools in one place today, and soon let you pick a service, describe the job, and get the finished result back in the same place.

Under the hood it's still the control plane it was built to be. Catalog, connections, policy, metering, and routing all go through one gateway.

Three Layers

  • Tools (live). A catalog of MCP servers — 38 tools across 15 categories right now. Listing is free and every listing is reviewed. Attach a tool to your workspace in one click; the gateway owns auth, transport, rate limits, and the audit trail.
  • Services (preview). Choose a service, write a short brief, the provider does the work, you review and accept. Pack owns the listing, the price, the order, and the delivery. Six shops are previewing — including Trace, Trailhead, and Firn — but no one can place an order yet.
  • Media (preview). Creator-owned releases for music, books, and games.

Since May

  • Enterprise controls (May). Runtime guardrails, an OAuth boundary with MCP metadata discovery, publisher review with a kill switch, policy simulation, audit export, and a role-based tool policy engine.
  • First-party tools (Jun). Totem and Trailhead (formerly DeployGuard) are published alongside third-party contributions.
  • Payouts plumbing (Jun). Stripe Connect routes for tool authors, ready for when paid listings open.
  • The current MCP spec (Jul–Aug). Support for both protocol generations, then the July 2026 spec with Origin validation and streaming.
  • The rebrand (Aug). "Your backpack for AI work," plus the services layer: listings, offers, orders, deliveries.
  • Review at scale (Oct). An admin review screen, email to authors when their tool is submitted, and limits on pending submissions.

Trust, Honestly

The public page shows what can be checked today — GitHub activity, the publisher, the language. Pack won't invent trust scores before it has real results to score.

The Point

An agent can call a tool and someone can answer:

  • Who published it?
  • Was it allowed in this workspace?
  • What did it return?
  • Should we trust it next time?

Not flashy, but if it works, a lot of other agent products get easier to trust.