Apps & Integrations
Apps and MCP servers you can plug in. Connections are server-side — tokens never leave the backend.
Browse integrations
Reviewed apps that can expose tools to the assistant.
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What does "MCP server" mean here?
Each card is an app that can expose a small set of read-only tools through an MCP server — a standard way for software to offer actions to an assistant. Some apps run the MCP server themselves; for others, a small adapter service can wrap the app's official API and expose the same tools — you connect the adapter's address as a custom server. You approve each tool before anything can call it, and the connection itself lives on this system, not in your browser.
Connected apps
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Action proposals & history
Consequential tools propose an exact call — a person confirms it, and the outcome is verified or marked unknown. Nothing here was sent or changed until it says so.
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Standing permissions
Scoped recurring consent: a named tool, named argument values, a use cap and an expiry. Destructive and financial tools always require per-call confirmation.
Connect a custom MCP server
AI providers
Your own model-provider credentials for the assistant — keys are stored on the server and never shown again.
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Add AI provider
Connect an OpenRouter or ZenMux account — or any endpoint that speaks the OpenAI-compatible chat API.