OpenConnector
An authorization gateway for AI agents, maintained by the Leina team, that connects business apps and checks access for tool calls.
Cloud encryption, controlled app access, and open-source components help protect the work you entrust to Leina.
Personal data protection is part of how we build and operate Leina.
Leina has passed TAC Security’s CASA/ESOF security assessment.
Leina follows the personal data protection requirements of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Our privacy policy explains data processing, your rights, and how to submit a privacy request.
Read the Privacy PolicyLeina uses envelope encryption to protect sensitive data in the cloud, with separate layers for encrypting data and protecting encryption keys.
A data encryption key encrypts the data into ciphertext.
A separate key encrypts the data encryption key, forming the two layers of envelope encryption.
Administrators connect business accounts and define available operations. Leina calls apps within the authorized scope, so members do not need to handle account passwords or raw tokens.
We maintain OpenConnector and OpenFlow, and share OO-CLI and Connector SDK source code for developers to inspect, reuse, and improve.
OpenConnector and OpenFlow use Apache 2.0. OO-CLI and Connector SDK use MIT.
Open SourceAn authorization gateway for AI agents, maintained by the Leina team, that connects business apps and checks access for tool calls.
An open-source visual workflow platform in beta, with code and AI tasks, branches, human approval, and self-hosted execution. App actions use a connector runtime such as OpenConnector.
Our open-source client-side CLI lets developers inspect the code that runs on their devices.
A lightweight TypeScript HTTP client for calling the gateway from application code, inspecting the catalog, and using connector actions.
GitHub Star counts as of Oct 21, 2026.
Contact us about security requirements, compliance materials, or a potential vulnerability. Avoid including passwords, tokens, or personal data in your first message.
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