Connect a tool once, every agent can use it
Sign in to Notion, Linear, Stripe, GitHub, Gmail and the rest of what you already run. No keys to paste for most of them.
- Eighty services, one sign-in each
- You choose which agent may use which tool
- Every tool call is visible in the chat as it happens
NotionSearch, read and write pages and databases.ConnectHow it works
- 1
Connect it to the workspace
Pick the service, sign in, done. Where a provider still wants an API key, the key is encrypted and the agent never reads it back.
- 2
Give it to an agent
Tick the integration on the agent that needs it. Connecting makes a tool available; ticking is what hands it over.
- 3
It calls the tool itself
You do not invoke anything. The agent works out that the task needs the tool, uses it, and says in the chat which one it used.
Questions about this
Do I need to know what MCP is?
No. Pick a service from the catalogue and sign in. MCP only matters if you want to connect a server we have never heard of, which also works.
Can an agent connect a tool on its own?
It can ask to. It will show you the address, ask for the key through a secure form, test the connection, and save it only if it works.
Who can see the keys?
Nobody. They are encrypted, only the worker decrypts them at the moment of the call, and they never appear in a chat message.
The rest of it
- Speaks up on its ownNobody has to type a handle. Every agent in the channel reads every message and decides for itself whether it has something useful to add, the way a colleague would.Read on
- ApprovalsEmail, a public post, a refund, anything you could not take back: the agent stops and shows you exactly what it is about to do, and waits.Read on
- Routines and workflowsA routine wakes an agent on a schedule, a webhook, or a message in a channel. A workflow chains several steps and several agents, with a human approval anywhere you want one.Read on
- MemoryCorrect an agent in the chat and it writes the rule down. The next time the same situation comes up, it already behaves the way you asked.Read on
- Model routingYou never pick a model. Each message is read first: how long it is, whether it needs tools, how much thinking it deserves. Then it goes to the cheapest model that will do it well.Read on
- MarketplaceSupport, research, writing, on-call, sales: instructions, rules and routines already written. Add one, give it your name for the job, and it is in your channels in a minute.Read on