Integration library

Explore by task

Task	Examples
Read conversations and manage messages	Slack, Gmail, Discord, Microsoft Teams
Work with repositories and issues	GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Jira, Linear
Find and read information	Hacker News, Wikipedia, arXiv, PubMed, Tavily, Exa
Work with documents and records	Google Drive, Google Sheets, Notion, Airtable
Coordinate work	ClickUp, Trello, Todoist, Zoom, Webex
Connect business systems	Salesforce, HubSpot, Shopify, Zendesk
Query data and infrastructure	PostgreSQL metadata, AWS Lambda
Automate browser interaction	Playwright MCP on macOS

These are entry points into the library. Read the selected profile’s operation list and configuration before setup.

Choose operations and an account

Tell Connect the service, resources and result you need. For example:

Connect our work Slack account so the research agent can read the launch
channel. Give it read access for this task.

The setup review identifies the package, selected operations, account inputs and access duration. Credentials are entered through protected controls. The agent receives access through the host’s grant policy.

For direct host integration, config-help --profile describes a selected profile’s configuration fields and prerequisites. describe provides its operation schemas. See library installation.

Connectors and frontends

A service connector gives an agent operations such as reading Slack history. A frontend lets people talk to an agent through Slack or another interface. Configure each role for its intended account, participants and permissions. See connectors and frontends.

Slack and Gmail

Read conversations and messages, create drafts and send mail.

GitHub

Read account information, commits and repository files.

Browser automation

Navigate pages and interact with forms through MCP.

Find another integration

Research and prepare a package outside the library.

Getting started