Plori
@plori-ai
Give your AI agent its own cloud computer. Create and drive hosted plori agents over remote MCP: invoke agents and read replies, human-in-the-loop queue, scheduled runs.
Overview
What is Plori?
Plori is an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that enables you to invoke AI agents, read their replies, manage a human-in-the-loop approval queue, and schedule automated runs. It uses Streamable HTTP as its transport and is designed for developers integrating MCP-compatible agents into their workflows.
How to use Plori?
Connect your MCP client to the server URL https://api.plori.ai/mcp using Streamable HTTP transport. The README does not provide detailed installation or configuration instructions beyond the endpoint and transport type.
Key features of Plori
- Invoke AI agents and read their replies
- Human-in-the-loop queue for approval workflows
- Scheduled runs for automated agent execution
- Streamable HTTP transport (remote)
Use cases of Plori
- Invoke an AI agent and review its output before proceeding
- Queue agent tasks that require human approval at each step
- Schedule regular agent runs (e.g., daily reports or monitoring)
FAQ from Plori
What transport does Plori use?
Plori uses Streamable HTTP, a remote transport protocol.
How do I connect to the Plori server?
Connect your MCP client to the server URL https://api.plori.ai/mcp using the Streamable HTTP transport.
Where is the source code or documentation?
The GitHub repository is at https://github.com/plori-ai/plori and the homepage is https://plori.ai/mcp.
