Integrations
Connect your agents to 40+ external services like Gmail, Slack, GitHub, and more through Composio.
Integrations let your agents interact with the tools your team already uses. Instead of copying information between systems, your agent connects directly to external services — reading data, sending messages, and taking actions on your behalf.
Under the hood, integrations are powered by Composio, which handles OAuth connections to 40+ services securely.
Enabling integrations
Open agent settings
Navigate to your agent's configuration page and click on the Tools tab.
Toggle External Integrations
Find the External Integrations switch and turn it on. This enables your agent to use Composio-powered service connections.
Connect services as needed
When your agent needs to access a service for the first time, it will ask you to authorize the connection. Follow the OAuth flow to grant access — each connection is scoped to your account only.
Available services
Integrations span a wide range of categories:
- Communication — Gmail, Slack, Twilio, SendGrid
- Development — GitHub, Jira, Linear
- CRM — HubSpot, Salesforce
- Productivity — Notion, Airtable, Google Drive, Dropbox, Asana, Monday.com
- Support — Intercom, Zendesk
- Other — Stripe, Zapier, and more
New services are added regularly. Check the integrations panel in your agent settings for the latest list.
How agents use integrations
Once a service is connected, your agent can use it naturally during conversations. For example:
- "Check my Gmail for unread messages from the marketing team"
- "Create a GitHub issue for the login bug we discussed"
- "Send a Slack message to #engineering with the deployment summary"
The agent decides which integration to use based on your request — you don't need to specify the tool name.
Custom MCP servers
For specialized integrations not covered by the built-in services, you can add custom MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers:
- Navigate to your agent's Tools settings
- Under Custom MCP Servers, click Add Server
- Enter a name and the server's URL (HTTP or SSE endpoint)
Custom MCP servers extend your agent's capabilities with any tool that speaks the MCP protocol.
Each user's integration sessions are isolated for security. Your Gmail connection is yours alone — other team members who use the same agent connect their own accounts separately.