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Noorle is a unified gateway platform that enables seamless interaction between humans, AI systems, and external services. Whether you’re building AI agents, connecting external APIs, or orchestrating multi-agent workflows, Noorle provides the infrastructure to do it all through standardized protocols.

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What is Noorle?

Noorle acts as a central hub that exposes three types of capabilities:
  1. Built-in Capabilities - Pre-built tools already available in the platform (Files, Web Search, Code Runner, Browser, etc.)
  2. Plugins - Custom tools you create and deploy as WebAssembly modules
  3. Connectors - Links to external services via REST APIs or MCP registry servers
All capabilities are unified and exposed through two primary protocols:
  • MCP (Model Context Protocol) - Standardized tool interface for AI agents to access capabilities
  • A2A (Agent-to-Agent) - Protocol for direct agent-to-agent communication and collaboration

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Who is Noorle For?

AI Teams building agents that need reliable access to tools and external services. Integration Builders connecting disparate systems and APIs without custom glue code. Enterprises needing a secure, multi-tenant platform for AI automation. Developers who want to extend AI capabilities with custom plugins.

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Core Value Proposition

Unified Architecture

One gateway, all capabilities. Expose builtin tools, plugins, and connectors through a single interface.

Protocol-Agnostic

Connect via MCP (for AI agents) or A2A (for agent-to-agent workflows) with the same underlying capability system.

Secure & Isolated

WebAssembly sandbox for plugins. Encrypted credentials for connectors. Account-based resource isolation.

AI-First Design

Purpose-built for AI agents with memory, knowledge bases, multi-agent workflows, and intelligent tool discovery.

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How the Docs are Organized

Learn Tab

You are here. Deep dives into architecture, concepts, and how Noorle works under the hood.

Use Tab

Step-by-step guides for common tasks: creating gateways, attaching capabilities, managing agents.

Build Tab

Technical reference for building plugins, connectors, and extending Noorle’s capabilities.

Reference Tab

API documentation, type definitions, and detailed specifications for integration.

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Quick Concepts

MCP Gateway - A virtual endpoint (mcp-.noorle.com) that exposes capabilities to MCP clients. Agent - An AI system that uses Noorle to access tools and collaborate with other agents. Capability - Any tool or service (builtin, plugin, or connector) that can be invoked. Omni Tool - Intelligent tool discovery that uses AI to automatically find and execute the right tool from available capabilities based on natural language requests.

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Next Steps

Architecture

Understand how Noorle is structured and how components interact.

Use Cases

See real-world applications and examples of what you can build.

Quickstart

Get a quick orientation before diving deeper into concepts.

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Key Features at a Glance

  • Host-Based Routing - Multiple virtual hosts (console, api, mcp-, agent-) on a single server
  • Three-Tier Memory - Working memory (recent), message journal (permanent), summary memory (LLM-powered)
  • Vector Knowledge Bases - Semantic search with embeddings and LLM reranking
  • Durable Workflows - Graph-based, state-machine workflows with approval nodes
  • OAuth & JWT - Modern auth with device flow, API keys, and stateless tokens
  • Multi-Tenancy - Complete account isolation with role-based access control
Ready to learn more? Start with Architecture to understand the big picture.