Integrations

Your Teammates can work inside the tools your business already runs on — CRMs, calendars, project trackers, support desks, and 1,000+ other tools. Each connection belongs to one specific Teammate: connecting your CRM to your sales Teammate doesn't expose it to any other Teammate on the server.

The easiest way: just ask

The fastest way to connect a tool is to ask the Teammate that needs it:

"Connect my HubSpot account."

Your Teammate will set up the connection and walk you through any sign-in step the tool requires. Every Teammate knows how to do this out of the box — there's nothing to install or enable first.

Note: A Teammate can only ever act through connections that have been authorized for it. Asking one Teammate to connect an account never grants access to the others.

From the dashboard

Each Teammate's Tools page has an Agent integrations section where you can see and manage everything that Teammate is connected to:

• Browse and connect — pick a tool from the catalog and complete its sign-in. Most tools use the provider's own sign-in page; some ask for an API key instead.
• Reconnect — if a connection expires or a tool revokes access, reconnect it in place. The Teammate picks the connection back up without any other changes.
• Disconnect — removes the Teammate's access. The Teammate stops using that integration until it's reconnected.

Note: Integration connections are the one thing on the platform that doesn't wait for a deploy. Everything else stages as a pending change; a connection is live for the Teammate as soon as the sign-in completes — and gone as soon as you disconnect it.

Integrations vs. custom APIs

The integrations catalog covers tools with managed sign-ins. For anything else — an internal service, a niche API — your Teammates can still call any HTTP API directly. For those, you provide the credential yourself as a secret with a host allowlist, and the platform keeps the raw key out of the Teammate's reach.

If a custom API call starts returning authentication errors, that's usually a host-allowlist issue — see Troubleshooting.

API and MCP

Managing integration connections isn't part of the HTTP API or MCP toolset yet — use the dashboard, or ask the Teammate to connect the account itself. See API & MCP for what's covered where.