Six tools. One instruction.

The challenge

The prospecting tax

Eric Baudouin is building PawBox, a personal AI assistant that acts as an orchestration layer over the tools a salesperson actually uses. But his prospecting motion touched six separate tools across discovery, contacts, enrichment, verification, CRM and sync, and each one lived in its own silo with its own set of API credentials.

The friction was never any single tool. It was the constant switching between them, and the risk of exposing a key every time an integration reached out over the web. Eric needed one place where an AI agent could safely run the entire chain from a single natural language request.

The solution

From a French sentence to a CRM ready lead

Kuration became the discovery and enrichment engine at the front of the pipeline. Eric wired it in over Kuration's API and MCP, so his assistant could call the find_local_businesses builder directly. Because the MCP server runs locally, the credentials never touch the internet.

From one instruction, for example “find me garden centres in Paris,” the assistant drives Kuration to discover and enrich the companies, injects the records into BreakCold, syncs Google Contacts, then finds and verifies emails with VoilaNorbert and Evabot. One sentence, six tools in concert, no dashboard opened.

The impact

One sentence now does the work of six tools

• Six tools collapsed into a single instruction in plain French
• Four stages automated end to end: search, enrich, CRM and verify
• Zero credentials ever exposed on the public internet, the MCP server runs locally
• Any MCP compatible agent can drive the exact same stack, with no rebuild