One MCP endpoint
A single server for every connected service, instead of one MCP per tool.
Integrations connects the tools and APIs you rely on to the AI agents you already use, through one MCP server. Then your agent can build whatever you need on top.
Gmail, Calendar, Drive, GitHub, Linear, Slack, Stripe and more than a thousand other services. Connect each account once through a secure link, so credentials never end up in chat or in code.
Add Integrations to your agent once. Every account you connect is then available to every agent you use: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and any other MCP client. Your agent does the thinking; Integrations is where it reaches your tools.
A single server for every connected service, instead of one MCP per tool.
Each person connects their own accounts. Your calls use your credentials, never someone else's.
Actions that change data can require your approval before they run.
Start with the tools a service already has. When something is missing, ask your agent to add it. Here is how one Gmail connection grows:
An app can be a single tool. It can also combine tools, storage, a page, schedules, webhooks and workflows. Add each piece when you need it.
Call any API. It's just code.
Instructions your agent can use again.
A page for people, beside the tools for agents.
Keep data and state between runs.
Run on a schedule or respond to webhooks.
Durable work across multiple steps.
Credentials are encrypted and stored separately from app code. Integrations supplies them only to the server code that needs them when it runs. OAuth refresh tokens and client secrets never reach the agent, the chat or the browser.
No. Integrations runs no AI. It extends the agent you already use, through one MCP server.
Both connect your accounts. With Integrations you can also bring your own integrations, change how any tool works, and build apps on top of them.
There's no flow builder. Your agent writes the automation as code, and Integrations runs it on a schedule or when a webhook arrives.
Yes. Connecting your tools and routing your agent to them is where it starts. Everything else is optional.