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Integrations

Works with your stack.

Connect a service once, then choose which agents use it and what each may do. An agent carries only the Integrations its job needs.

  1. 20+Native integrations and channelsBuilt in and run by Auteryn.
  2. 29In the featured catalogRun by the vendor or by Auteryn.
  3. AnyMCP-compatible serviceAdd its URL and a token.

Native integrations and channels

Most connect with a sign-in or a key, and a sign-in refreshes on its own.

Messaging and channels 6

Where people reach your agents.

  • Slack
  • Email
  • WhatsApp
  • Telegram
  • SMS and phoneTwilio
  • Website chat

Google Workspace 8

Docs, Sheets, Slides, Forms, Contacts and Gmail run through the Google Workspace CLI in the agent's sandbox.

  • Google DriveFiles you pick
  • Google Docs
  • Google Sheets
  • Google Slides
  • Google Forms
  • Google Contacts
  • GmailSend
  • Google Calendar

Projects, tickets and docs 5

  • Jira
  • Confluence
  • Linear
  • ServiceNow
  • Notion

Code and cloud 4

AWS and Azure run through their CLIs in the agent's sandbox.

  • GitHub
  • GitHub CLI
  • AWS
  • Azure

The featured catalog 29

Ready-made MCP integrations, run by the vendor or by Auteryn. Add your credentials once and attach the connection to the agents that need it. Sign in to see the current list.

Custom MCP

Connect any MCP-compatible service.

If a service isn’t listed and has an MCP endpoint, add its URL and a token, test the connection and attach it to an agent. The agent then uses it like any other Integration.

How to connect one

How an agent uses an Integration

Connect an Integration, step by step

  1. 01

    Connect it once

    Sign in with the service or paste a key. A connection made with your own account acts as you, and only you can use it until you share it.

  2. 02

    Tick what each agent may do

    Every Integration lists its Abilities, each marked as a read or a change. You tick the ones each agent may use.

  3. 03

    Approvals follow the autonomy setting

    On an internal agent the dial runs from Co-pilot, which asks before every change, to Autopilot, which still stops for payments, credentials and your must-ask rules. A customer-facing agent never waits for approval: beyond the email, calendar events and tickets you allow, it refuses changes.

Start with one agent.

Connect the services it needs, tick what it may do, and give it a job.