Orgo MCP lets your agent manage and connect to all your customers' agents
Orgo's MCP (Model Context Protocol) connector is what makes it possible to run an agent business from anywhere — including on a walk. Your personal agent uses the Orgo MCP to connect to your customers' agents, which live inside isolated cloud VMs on Orgo. Orgo acts as a shared workspace where your agent, your customers' agents, and you yourself can all collaborate on those cloud computers, configure them, and get work done. The MCP is the connective layer that means you don't need to be at a desk or logged into each customer environment individually — your agent handles the connections and the work on your behalf.
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