Client account routing for AI agents
Tell your AI the client. Peon handles the accounts.
Connect each client's Gmail, Notion, GitHub, Analytics, and other app accounts once. Then work from Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, or another compatible MCP client without switching accounts or rebuilding the setup.
Built for
Agencies, consultants, studios, and freelancers managing the same apps across many clients.
1,000+ supported apps · OAuth-first agent connection · No raw provider connection IDs
The missing layer
Your AI knows how to work.
It still does not know whose account to use.
The AI can write the report, inspect the repository, summarize the inbox, or update the workspace. The fragile part is selecting the correct client's account before that work begins.
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Right client, right account
Name the client and Peon loads only the app accounts assigned to them. If the name or account is unclear, Peon stops instead of guessing. - 02
Access you control
Choose full, read-only, or curated access for every client and app, then declare which mailbox, folder, property, repository, or workspace belongs in scope. - 03
One setup across AI tools
Create each client once, then use the same client-account graph from Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, or another compatible MCP client.
Set up each client once
Connect the accounts once.
Then work by client name.
The setup lives in Peon, not in every prompt. Once the client graph is ready, your request can stay as simple as the client's name and the work you want done.
- AC01
Create the client
Add the person or company your AI should recognize.
02Assign their accounts
Attach the email, files, analytics, and workspaces that belong to them.
- Read-only03
Choose their access
Set full, read-only, or curated access and declare the client data boundary.
04Connect your AI
Authorize the AI tool you use once. After that, begin with the client's name.
One prompt, one client
The experience should feel obvious.
Name Acme. Peon resolves Acme, selects only Acme's assigned accounts, applies the access you chose, and returns the work with a clear trail.
- 01 No provider account IDs in the prompt
- 02 No silent choice when a client is ambiguous
- 03 No complete conversation required to continue later
Reserved product story
Client-routed work, from prompt to result
The final product demonstration will replace this frame.
Example prompt
“What changed for Acme this week?”
Built for client work
Useful on Monday morning.
Not someday.
Start with work you already repeat across clients. Peon changes the account-selection layer, not the way you serve them.
client reporting
Weekly reports grounded in the right email, analytics, files, and project accounts.
client meeting preparation
Pre-call context from the conversations, meetings, notes, and metrics assigned to one client.
project status updates
A compact view of what moved, what is blocked, and what needs a decision.
task management
Requested task work routed to the correct board, repository, or workspace.
Control before action
Give each client
their own boundary.
Every client-app connection has an access mode and can have a declared data boundary. Peon makes those choices before the AI discovers or executes provider actions.
Acme access
Applied before the AI acts
Gmail
acme@studio.com
Notion
Acme workspace
Analytics
Acme property
GitHub
No account selected
Anything outside this client's assigned accounts and access is unavailable to the request.
Frequently asked
The short answers
before you try Peon.
What is Peon?
Peon is client account routing for AI agents. You assign app accounts to each client once, then your AI uses the right accounts when you name that client.
Who is Peon for?
Peon is designed for agencies, consultants, studios, and freelancers who manage several clients across many of the same apps and already use AI for client work.
Does Peon replace Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, or Cursor?
No. Peon connects to the AI tool you already use and gives it a consistent client-to-account routing layer.
What happens when a client name is unclear?
Peon refuses to guess. It returns the possible matches so you or your AI can choose the intended client explicitly.
Is Peon publicly available?
Peon is preparing for a controlled, invite-only beta. Public self-serve signup and permanent pricing are not available yet.
Private beta
Bring one real client workflow to Peon.
Tell us about one multi-client workflow you want to run through the AI tool you already use.