Every connection widens what your agent owns
One integration is useful. Several together is what lets an agent own a real slice of the work. Each connection you add is another part of your day it can act on, and it can move across all of them in a single task.- Close a deal in your CRM, raise the invoice in your accounting tool, and start the onboarding checklist, in one go.
- Watch your support inbox, file the bug in your issue tracker, and post a heads-up to the right channel.
- Pull last week’s numbers from analytics, write the recap, and drop it in your docs every Monday morning.
New providers are added regularly. If a service you need isn’t listed, an API key or secret covers it in the meantime.
How connecting works
1
Give your agent a task
Hand it work that needs a service, like “check my calendar for tomorrow.” If it needs access, the agent asks.
2
Authorize with one click
A connect card appears. Sign in to the provider and approve. The credential is stored securely.
3
The agent gets to work
Its requests to that service are authenticated automatically through the proxy. See Permissioning.
Looking for Slack, email, or SMS/iMessage? Those are messaging channels your agent lives on, not OAuth integrations.
