KocoDesk CMS
The managed multilingual CMS your agents drive over MCP and your editors run in a visual backend. One core for every language and market.
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Four products, one engineering team
Two managed services, one open-source interface and twelve TYPO3 extensions. Each one solves a different part of running a multilingual site with AI agents, and each one is in production.
Overview
What these have in common
All four are built and maintained in house, on infrastructure we control: no reseller licences, no dependence on a third party's policy change. Two are managed services, one is open source you can host yourself, and the extensions are free in the TYPO3 Extension Repository.
They also fit together. MetraClick gives the agent its tools, KocoDesk gives it a place to publish, KocoUI gives it a face for the people who work with it, and the TYPO3 extensions bring the same thinking to installations that already exist.
The line-up
What each one does
KocoUI
A self-hosted PHP web interface for Hermes Agent: streaming chat, tool approvals, files and TOTP login. Open source under MIT.
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The managed MCP server that turns your CRM, CMS, inbox and X account into tools any agent can call. 196 tools, 14 isolated environments.
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Twelve TYPO3 extensions, free to use
Content elements, a slug manager, portfolios, icon fields and AI tooling, published in the TYPO3 Extension Repository with 51,092 downloads. Free, maintained on GitHub and installable with Composer.
Architecture
How they fit together
Read from left to right: one agent, one tool server, your own systems. Nothing in the middle holds a copy of your content.
Your agent
Claude, ChatGPT, Hermes Agent or your own tooling, speaking MCP.
MetraClick
Tools, credentials and per-tenant grants live here, not in the prompt.
Your systems
KocoDesk content, TYPO3 installations, CRM records, inboxes, X.
One endpoint · one credential store · one audit trail
Next step
Not sure which one you need?
Tell us what you are trying to publish or automate. We point at the right piece, or say plainly that none of them fits.