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# Zero

> Discover and pay for external capabilities with a workspace Zero connection.

Connect Zero when agents need capabilities outside their native tools — image
generation, transcription, real-world data lookups, and other paid APIs — using
a Zero wallet connected once for the deployment.

## When to use it

* give agents a free capability search path when they hit something they cannot
  do natively
* fund paid external capability calls from a workspace-connected Zero wallet
* keep wallet custody and funding on the Zero side instead of Roomote billing

## How setup works

1. An admin enables Zero from **Settings > Integrations**.
2. That admin connects Zero once for the workspace via OAuth.

When Zero is enabled for the deployment, Roomote installs the `zero` CLI for
matching tasks and activates the packaged Zero skill. Completing the org OAuth
connection lets agents authenticate through the MCP connector and run the
capability loop with shell commands.

## What to expect

* **Search is free.** Agents can discover services without spending.
* **Paid fetches use the workspace wallet.** Roomote does not front a shared
  platform wallet for Zero.
* **CLI-first loop.** Preferred commands are `zero search`, `zero get`,
  `zero fetch`, and `zero review`. Treat `--max-pay` as required for unfamiliar
  paid calls.
* **Auth and funding helpers.** The Zero MCP connection is for authentication
  and funding; the CLI owns discovery and paid calls.

## Practical tips

* Connect Zero with an account appropriate for shared agent spend, then fund the
  wallet from the Zero profile page when a call needs balance.
* Ask Roomote to search Zero for a concrete capability before expecting a paid
  fetch.
* Review spend and balances in Zero's own product surfaces; Roomote does not
  meter Zero spend into product billing.