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Your work
has seams.
eeumsae holds
them together.

Call the APIs of the services you already use, keep only the values that matter, and let AI summarize them into KakaoTalk or Slack. No server to run, no cron job to babysit — switch it on once and it keeps going.

Sign in with Google at app.eeumsae.com and start right away. See the docs for how it works, or write to [email protected]. The app interface is currently in Korean.

이음새 · eeumsae

The seam where separate things meet.

이음새 (eeumsae) is Korean for the seam — the place where two pieces are joined. It takes over the work you have been doing by hand between one tool and the next: APIs, data, notifications, and AI, in one flow.

Why eeumsae

Does your day look like this?

🔁

The same check, every morning

You open the same screen, copy the same numbers, and share them in the same words.

🖥️

A server, just for this

Standing up a server, wiring a cron, building failure alerts — all to run one script. It should not take that.

🧩

AI starts over every time

It does the job well in the chat window, but it will not do it again tomorrow morning on its own.

How it works

Switch it on. eeumsae takes it from there.

There are two ways to build one: ask your AI assistant in plain words, or connect the nodes yourself in the editor.

  1. 01

    Ask for it, or connect it yourself

    Connect eeumsae to an AI assistant such as Claude, and “every day at 9, check this and send it to KakaoTalk” is enough to get a first draft.

  2. 02

    Fill in connections and values

    Connect Slack, and keep sensitive values like API keys in workspace variables — referenced, never pasted into the workflow.

  3. 03

    It runs exactly as set

    It runs on a schedule or a webhook. If it fails, it retries, then notifies the webhook you registered.

Read the docs

See before you run

Every automation, at a glance.

Review what the AI built before you switch it on — what runs, when it runs, and where it goes out.

The eeumsae visual workflow editor — the loop body that, every day at 9 AM, fetches each GitHub release on a watchlist, compares it with the saved tag, branches into new / changed / same, and reconverges

What makes it different

Automation is only worth it if you can trust it.

⚡

If it has an API, it connects

Fill in a URL, headers, and a body, and any REST API becomes a node. Pick just the values you need out of the response and pass them on.

🛡️

Every time, the same way

It runs in the order you set and retries as many times as you allow. If it still fails, it does not pass quietly — it tells you.

✋

Approval before anything goes out

When AI wants to run an automation that sends something, it shows you what goes where and waits for your approval.

🤖

From your AI assistant

Connect it to an AI assistant such as Claude: say what you want, and eeumsae builds it and runs it.

For example

Only on days something changed,
this lands at 9 AM.

It checks the latest release of every library you watch, every day, and tells you only when something differs from last time. The same list never shows up twice.

  • Calls the GitHub releases API at a set time, once per entry on the watchlist
  • Compares each with the saved tag and keeps only what is new
  • Sends to your connected channel only when there is a change, retrying as many times as you allow
release-watch

eeumsae APP 9:00 AM

📦 2 releases changed

spring-boot v4.1.1 and vite [email protected] are out. The other 3 are unchanged since last time.

AI assistant · MCP · Skill

Nothing new to learn.

You do not have to learn eeumsae. Use the Claude subscription you already pay for, and build and run automations just by asking — the way you already do.

  • The AI you already use — paste the eeumsae server address into a Claude custom connector (MCP). In Claude Code it is one command.
  • Built and checked — it turns what you said into a workflow and validates it before saving.
  • Run it and look back — hand over execution and review the history. If something gets sent, it asks first.

AI decides. eeumsae runs it.

The eeumsae MCP connection card — the server address and config snippet for Claude Code and Claude Desktop, plus a guide to the workflow-authoring Skill

Pricing

It costs nothing to use.

The cloud service is free, whether you are an individual or a business. If it has to run inside your own infrastructure, ask about the self-hosted edition.

Cloud

Free

Individuals and businesses alike

  • Sign in with Google at app.eeumsae.com and start right away
  • Workflows, runs, connections, and the AI assistant (MCP) — all included
  • Fees for external APIs or LLMs are paid to those services directly
Get started

Self-hosted

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On-premises · Private cloud

  • Installed on your own infrastructure (Kubernetes or Docker)
  • For environments where data must not leave your network
  • Installation and operations are worked out over email
Contact us

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