Technology

Data Connectors

Mail, documents, storage, code, databases and market data — each connector is a set of tools the assistant can reach for, and every one of those tools is governed by a permission you control.

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Google Calendar GitLab Jira Azure DevOps Snowflake PostgreSQL Outlook Tableau Excel Amazon S3 MongoDB Financial Modeling Prep SharePoint Microsoft Teams Google Drive OneDrive Gmail Salesforce HubSpot Twilio Notion Dropbox Zoom Google Docs Slack Google Sheets AirtableGovernmentBanksFundsHospitalsInsurersLaw firms

Permissions

Every tool is Allow, Ask, or Disabled

A connector is not an all-or-nothing switch. Each tool inside it carries its own setting, and you can change any of them at any time — the defaults are only where each one starts.

Allow

Runs immediately, no interruption. Where reads sit by default — searching, listing, opening a file — because the worst case is a wasted call.

Ask

Stops, shows you exactly what it is about to do, and waits. Where anything that leaves a mark sits: sending mail, writing a row, moving money.

Disabled

Off entirely. The tool is never offered to the model, so it cannot be called by mistake — or by a prompt that talks it into trying.

Defaults follow how much a tool could cost you

Read

Looks at data and returns it. Changes nothing.

Write

Creates or updates something that persists.

Destructive

Deletes or overwrites. Not reversible from inside Scalata.

Reads run freely, writes stop and ask, and the destructive ones are off or gated until you say otherwise. Remote MCP connectors are governed by those same three risk levels rather than tool by tool, because their tool list is published by the server at runtime rather than fixed in advance.

Communication

Mail, chat, meetings and calendars — where the work gets discussed and scheduled.

Gmail

Google

Search, read, and draft email from your inbox, and send on your behalf with your approval.

Search across your entire inbox, threads, and labels to find any message in seconds — by sender, subject, date, or keywords.
Read full messages and their attachments so the assistant can ground its answers in your real email history instead of guessing.
Draft, reply to, and send emails on your behalf, with approval required before anything actually leaves your account.
Keep your inbox organized — mark messages read or unread, archive them, apply and remove labels and stars, and move mail to Trash.

Microsoft Teams

Microsoft

Read and post to your Teams channels and chats, and search across the conversations you're in.

List your teams and their channels, and read recent channel messages.
List your chats (1:1, group, meeting) and read recent chat messages.
Post a message to a channel or send a message to an existing chat, with approval required first.
Work/school accounts only. Listing teams/channels and reading channel history need your Microsoft 365 admin to approve the app; sending and reading your own chats work without admin approval.

Outlook

Microsoft

Read, search, draft and send Outlook mail, plus your Outlook calendar — what's on, who's free, and scheduling meetings.

Search across your Outlook inbox to find any message in seconds — by sender, subject, date, or keywords.
Ask what's on your calendar for any window — recurring meetings appear on the days they actually fall on — and check when people are free before proposing a time.
Create, move, and cancel events, optionally with a Teams link; every write asks first.
Read full messages and their attachments so the assistant can ground its answers in your real email history.
Draft, reply to, and send emails on your behalf, with approval required before anything actually leaves your account.
Keep your inbox organized — mark messages read or unread, archive them, apply categories, and move mail to Deleted Items.

Slack

Salesforce

Search and read your Slack workspace, send and reply to messages, react, and share files — always scoped to your own Slack permissions.

Search your Slack workspace and read channel or thread history — every action is scoped to what your own Slack account can already see.
Send and reply to messages, add reactions, and upload a file you attached in the chat straight to a channel — each write gated by your permission settings.
List channels and members so the assistant knows where to post and whom to mention.
Connects with your Slack user token — nothing the assistant does exceeds your own Slack permissions.

Twilio

Send SMS, MMS, and WhatsApp messages, check delivery, and look up phone numbers via Twilio.

Send SMS and MMS from your Twilio numbers, each write gated by your permission settings.
Send WhatsApp messages via Twilio (WhatsApp-enabled number or Sandbox).
List recent messages and check delivery status.
Validate/format phone numbers (free Lookup) and list your Twilio numbers.
Connects with your Account SID + Auth Token — stored encrypted; you pay Twilio for usage.

Zoom

Manage your Zoom meetings, read cloud recordings and transcripts, and post in Team Chat.

List, view, schedule, update, and cancel your Zoom meetings — every action is scoped to your own Zoom account.
Read your cloud recordings and pull a meeting's transcript so the assistant can summarize or search what was said (requires a paid plan with cloud recording + transcription).
List your Team Chat channels and send a message to a channel or a direct message — each write gated by your permission settings.
Connects with your own Zoom login via OAuth; nothing the assistant does exceeds your Zoom permissions or plan.

Zoom setup and data handling

Productivity

Documents, spreadsheets, storage, CRM and project tools — where the work is written down and kept.

Airtable

Search, read and edit records across your Airtable bases — query tables, write rows with approval, read comments, and build new schema.

Search and read records across the bases and tables you connect.
Create, update, and delete records, with approval required before anything is written.
Read base schema, and create bases, tables, and fields to set up new data for you.
Read and add record comments.
Works with your Airtable account (free plan supported); each tool has its own permission you control.

Amazon S3

Amazon Web Services

List, read, upload, and delete objects across your Amazon S3 buckets, within your IAM access.

List your S3 buckets and browse objects by folder-like key prefix.
Read object contents as text — Office files and PDFs are parsed, scanned images are OCR'd — or download the real file into the workspace for code execution.
Upload objects from text or push a file you attached in the chat, and delete objects — each write gated by your permission settings.
Connects with an IAM user's access key — every action is limited to that user's S3 permissions.

Apollo.io

Prospect people & companies, enrich verified contacts, and manage outbound sequences.

Search Apollo's B2B database for people and companies by title, seniority, industry, headcount, and more.
Enrich a person, an organization, or a whole list to reveal verified emails and phone numbers (uses Apollo credits).
Create and update contacts in your Apollo workspace, and search your saved contacts.
Add or remove contacts from existing sequences to keep outbound moving, and list your sending mailboxes.
Requires a paid Apollo plan with API access + available credits; each tool has its own permission you control.

Azure Blob Storage

Microsoft

List, read, upload, and delete blobs in your Azure Blob Storage containers.

List your blob containers and browse blobs by folder-like name prefix.
Read blob contents as text — Office files and PDFs are parsed, scanned images are OCR'd — or download the real file into the workspace for code execution.
Upload blobs from text or push a file you attached in the chat, and delete blobs — each write gated by your permission settings.
Connects with a storage account name + access key — stored encrypted, never shown again.

Calendly

Your Calendly scheduling — event types, booked meetings and invitees, availability schedules, single-use links, and cancellations.

Connects to Calendly's official MCP server via OAuth — just approve access.
List event types, scheduled meetings, invitees, and availability schedules.
Create single-use scheduling links, cancel meetings, and (on a paid plan) book invitees.
Each tool has its own permission you control; writes ask before running.
Reading works on the Free plan; booking a meeting (create invitee) needs a paid Calendly plan.

Canva

Generate, edit, and export Canva designs, and browse the brand assets in your workspace.

Generate designs from a natural-language brief and turn a chosen candidate into a real, editable Canva design (generate-design → create-design-from-candidate).
Edit existing designs through transactional editing — open a session, apply operations, then commit (start / perform / commit / cancel-editing-transaction).
Search and inspect designs, pages, content, and presenter notes; import a design from a URL; export to PDF, PNG, PPTX, and more (Pro adds lossless/transparent output).
Manage assets, folders, and design comments; resize designs (Pro).
Brand templates and brand kits (Pro); autofill a template from a dataset (Enterprise).

Cloud Storage

Google

List, read, upload, and delete objects in your Google Cloud Storage buckets.

List the buckets in your GCP project and browse objects by folder-like prefix.
Read object contents as text — Office files and PDFs are parsed, scanned images are OCR'd — or download the real file into the workspace for code execution.
Upload objects from text or push a file you attached in the chat, and delete objects — each write gated by your permission settings.
Uses your own Google sign-in, so every action is limited to the buckets your IAM permissions allow.

Dropbox

Search, read, upload, organize, and share your Dropbox files, folders, and shared links.

Search your Dropbox and browse folders; read file contents — Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDFs, and text files are parsed to text.
Download files into the workspace for code execution, or upload text and files you attached in the chat straight to Dropbox.
Organize with folders; move, copy, and delete files, each gated by your permission settings.
Create shareable links to hand a file to someone with a URL.

Excel

Microsoft

Read and edit Excel workbooks in OneDrive — ranges, tables and named ranges, plus formulas Excel evaluates for you before anything is saved.

Read any range or table from a workbook in your OneDrive, without downloading it.
Let Excel evaluate a formula against your real data and tell you the answer — nothing is saved.
Call Excel's own functions (PMT, NPV, IRR, XIRR) so the numbers match the app exactly.
Write values and formulas back, append rows to a table, or add a sheet — each asks first.
Edits happen in the file itself, so your formatting, formulas and pivot tables survive.
Needs a work or school Microsoft account: Microsoft's Excel API doesn't cover personal OneDrive.

Google Calendar

Google

Read your schedule, see who's attending, and create, move, or cancel events in Google Calendar.

Read your schedule across all your calendars — upcoming events, details, and locations.
Search for events by keyword or time range to quickly find what you're looking for.
Check free/busy availability across multiple calendars before proposing a meeting time.
Create and update events on your behalf, with approval required before anything is added or changed, and deletion disabled by default.

Google Docs

Google

Read, write and edit Google Docs — a document as text with its headings, append under a new heading, find-and-replace, and export a PDF.

Read a document as text, with its headings and tables preserved.
Add to the end of a document, optionally under a new heading — existing text is never rewritten.
Change wording throughout a document with find-and-replace.
Create a new document, and export any document as a PDF.
Works with any Google account, personal or work.

Google Drive

Google

Search, read, create, move, delete, and share Google Drive files, including shared drives.

Search your Drive and read file contents — Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides are exported to text; text files are downloaded.
Create files from text or push a file you uploaded in the chat straight to Drive, and organize with folders.
Rename, move, and trash files, and share them with people by email — each write gated by your permission settings.

Google Sheets

Google

Read and edit Google Sheets — values or formulas from any range, rows appended without overwriting, and writes that Sheets recalculates.

Read any range from a spreadsheet in your Drive, with the values you'd see or the formulas behind them.
Append rows to a table without overwriting anything.
Write values and formulas — Sheets recalculates the rest of the sheet.
Create a spreadsheet or add a tab.
Works with any Google account, personal or work.

HubSpot

Search and update contacts, companies, deals, and tickets across HubSpot CRM, Commerce, and Marketing.

Search and read across CRM (contacts, companies, deals, tickets), commerce (products, quotes, invoices, payments, subscriptions, orders), and marketing events.
Create contacts, companies, deals, tickets, and products — with approval required before anything is written.
Update records, log notes, create tasks, and link records together to keep your CRM current.
Reach Marketing Hub too: list and create campaigns, list forms, and add contacts to lists.
Commerce and marketing features need the matching paid HubSpot hub; without it those tools report a permission error and the rest keep working.

Lucid

Create, edit, search, and export Lucidchart and Lucidspark diagrams, boards, and mind maps.

Generate flowcharts, ER diagrams, mind maps, org charts, and UML from a description or an SVG.
Edit existing documents — add blocks, lines, and dynamic tables; update and delete items.
Search and read your Lucid documents, fetch item images, and export documents as images.
Manage folders, comments, and share links — each tool has its own permission you control.
Works with your Lucid account (free included); your workspace admin must have Lucid's MCP enabled.

Microsoft To Do

Microsoft

Capture and complete tasks across your Microsoft To Do lists, with due dates, reminders, and notes.

Add tasks as they come up in conversation, with notes, a due date, a reminder, and importance.
See what's outstanding in any list — completed items are left out unless you ask for them.
Tick things off, reopen them, or reschedule, without leaving the chat.
Reuses the same Microsoft sign-in as Outlook and OneDrive; deleting a task asks first and can't be undone.

Notion

Search, read, and edit your Notion pages and databases, and create new pages from chat.

Search your workspace and read pages, databases, and comments.
Create pages (as database rows or sub-pages) and append content, with approval required before anything is written.
Update page titles, archive/restore pages, and add comments.
Create databases with typed columns, so the assistant can set up new tables for you.
You choose exactly which pages and databases to share when you connect — the assistant only sees those.

OneDrive

Microsoft

Search, read, create, move, delete, and share your OneDrive files, folders, and links.

Search your OneDrive and read file contents — Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDFs, and text files are parsed to text; scanned images are OCR'd.
Create files from text or push a file you uploaded in the chat straight to OneDrive, and organize with folders.
Rename, move, and delete files, and share them with people by email — each write gated by your permission settings.

OneNote

Microsoft

Search, read and add to your OneNote notebooks — full-text search across every page, read a page as text, and append without rewriting it.

Search across every page by what it says, not just its title.
Read a page's contents as text, and browse notebooks and sections.
Add a new page, or append to one you already have — appending never rewrites what's there.
Works with personal Microsoft accounts as well as work and school ones.

Planner

Microsoft

Your team's Planner boards — every task assigned to you, buckets, due dates and priorities, checklists, and ticking things off with approval.

See every task assigned to you across all your plans, in one question.
Read a board's buckets and tasks, with due dates, priorities and progress.
Create tasks, set due dates and priorities, and tick them off — each asks first.
Write a task's description and checklist.
Boards themselves are made in Planner; this works with the ones you already have.
Needs a work or school Microsoft account.

Salesforce

Run SOQL queries and read or update accounts, contacts, opportunities, and cases in Salesforce.

Run SOQL queries and SOSL searches across any object — Leads, Contacts, Accounts, Opportunities, Cases, and your custom objects.
Explore the org: list objects and describe a table's fields before you write a query.
Read individual records, see what was recently viewed, and check the org's API limits.
Create, update, and delete records — every write asks for approval first, and deletes are called out as destructive.
Connects to your own org over OAuth; all calls run against the instance the OAuth grant returns, so sandboxes and production stay separate.

SharePoint

Microsoft

Read your team sites — find sites, browse document libraries, query lists with filters, read documents as text, and see published pages.

Find sites and browse their document libraries — the team files OneDrive doesn't cover.
Read SharePoint lists: trackers, registers and logs, with filtering and sorting.
Read a document straight from a library — Word, PowerPoint, Excel and PDFs all become text.
See a site's published pages and news posts.
Read-only for now, so nothing on a shared site can be changed by accident.

Shopify

Manage products, collections, orders, customers, inventory, and discounts in Shopify.

Look up products, collections, orders, and customers with Shopify's search syntax.
Create/update products and collections, set inventory quantities per location, and create discount codes — each write gated by your permission settings.
Run ShopifyQL analytics queries, and read order details and customer profiles.
Advanced: run raw GraphQL Admin API queries (and, if you enable it, mutations) for anything a dedicated tool doesn't cover.
Connects with a Shopify app via OAuth — you just enter your store domain and approve access.

Spotify

Invite only

Spotify

Search music, control playback, and manage your playlists, saved library, and devices.

Search tracks, artists, albums, and playlists, and see what's playing right now.
Control playback — play, pause, skip, queue, and volume (requires Spotify Premium and an active device).
Manage your library: list and create playlists, add tracks, and save songs — with approval before writes.
Playback controls are automatically disabled for non-Premium accounts, so free and Premium users can both connect.

Tableau

Browse workbooks and dashboards, and query published data sources for the real figures.

Browse the site: list projects, workbooks, views, and published data sources.
Query a data source's real underlying data with the VizQL Data Service — pick fields, aggregate, sort, and filter, and get rows back as JSON.
Read a data source's fields before you query, and pull a view's data as CSV.
Everything is read-only, and it connects to your own Tableau Cloud or Server site with a Personal Access Token.

Todoist

Doist

Capture, find, and complete tasks across your Todoist projects, sections, labels, and comments.

Connects to Todoist's own hosted MCP server, so the tool list tracks whatever Todoist supports.
Add tasks as they come up in conversation, with due dates, priorities, projects and labels.
Find what's due, what's overdue, and what's in a project — then complete or reschedule it.
Read and add comments, and organise projects and sections.
Everything runs as you, with the same access you have in the app; each tool gets its own permission you control.

WHOOP

Coming soon

WHOOP

Recovery, sleep, strain, and workouts from your WHOOP — ask how you slept, how recovered you are, and how training is trending.

Read your recovery score, resting heart rate, HRV, SpO2 and skin temperature over any period.
See sleep in detail — stages, efficiency, performance, respiratory rate — with naps kept separate.
Follow workouts by sport with strain, heart rate, energy, distance, and time in each heart-rate zone.
Track day strain through WHOOP's physiological cycles, which don't line up with calendar days.
Read-only: WHOOP's API offers nothing to write, so nothing here can change your data.

Zapier

Run actions across the 8,000+ apps you've connected in Zapier — you choose which actions to expose, and each one asks before it runs.

Connects to Zapier's official MCP server — one connection reaches every app you've set up in Zapier (Gmail, Slack, Sheets, your CRM, …).
You choose exactly which actions to expose in the Zapier dashboard; only those become tools here.
Each tool has its own permission you control; writes ask before running.
Works on any Zapier plan (incl. Free) — each tool call uses 2 Zapier tasks.
Connect with a bearer token you generate at mcp.zapier.com (stored encrypted).

Developer

Repositories, databases, infrastructure and automation — where the systems live.

Azure Cost Management

Microsoft

Report on Azure spend: cost by service or resource group, forecasts, budgets, invoices, and savings recommendations.

Query actual spend across your subscriptions — grouped by service, resource group, resource, region, or meter — for any window from week-to-date to a custom range.
Forecast the rest of the billing period, check budgets against current spend, and pull invoices from your billing account.
Read Azure Advisor's cost recommendations — idle resources, right-sizing, reservations — with the estimated annual saving on each.
Look up Azure's public retail prices for any SKU or region, to cost something before you deploy it.
Read-only: every tool reports, none of them change an Azure resource, budget, or subscription. You see exactly what your Azure account already lets you see.

Azure DevOps

Microsoft

Work items, repos and pull requests, pipelines, wikis, and test plans across your Azure DevOps organizations.

Connects to Microsoft's official Azure DevOps remote MCP server — hosted by Azure DevOps, so the tool list is always current.
Read work items and run WIQL queries, browse repositories, branches, files, and pull request threads, and search code, work items, and wikis.
Inspect pipelines, builds, logs, and artifacts; create pull requests, comment, vote, queue runs, and update work items — each behind your approval.
Signs in with Microsoft Entra ID and works across every organization your account can reach; each tool gets its own permission you control.

Bitbucket

Atlassian

Repositories, pull requests and diffs, commits, files, issues, and CI/CD pipelines across your Bitbucket Cloud workspaces.

Browse repositories, read files at any branch or commit, and search code across a workspace.
Review pull requests properly — state, reviewers, the full unified diff, and every comment including inline review notes.
Follow recent commits and CI/CD pipeline runs with their result and duration.
Open pull requests, comment on them, and file issues — each behind your approval.
Set your workspace slug once in settings — Bitbucket removed the API that used to list your workspaces, so it can only come from you.
Signs in with Bitbucket Cloud's own OAuth; it is separate from the Atlassian account Jira uses, so it needs its own connection.

GitHub

Microsoft

Browse repos, files, and code, read and open issues and pull requests, and manage branches.

Browse repositories, branches, files, and code across every organization you have access to.
Read, search, and summarize issues and pull requests so you can stay on top of what's happening.
Create and update issues, pull requests, comments, and files — write actions ask for your approval by default.
Manage repository content and metadata, with destructive actions kept disabled unless you explicitly allow them.

GitLab

Issues, merge requests and diffs, CI/CD pipelines and job logs, work items, wikis, and code search across your GitLab projects.

Connects to GitLab's own MCP server, built into GitLab.com — so the tool list tracks whatever your instance supports.
Read issues and merge requests with their diffs, commits, notes and pipelines; follow CI/CD pipelines down to individual job logs.
Search across the instance, search labels, browse wikis, and run semantic code search where GitLab Duo is available.
Create issues, merge requests, comments and branches, and manage pipelines — each behind your approval.
Works on GitLab.com Free, Premium and Ultimate. Your GitLab admin must have MCP access and GitLab Duo turned on for the group or instance.

Heroku

Manage your Heroku apps — dynos, releases, config vars, add-ons, and logs across every app.

List apps and inspect one: dynos, releases, add-ons, and recent logs.
Scale, restart, and deploy: change dyno counts and sizes, restart dynos, and roll back to a previous release — each asks for approval first.
Manage config vars, with reading them gated behind approval since they can hold secrets.
Create and delete apps and add-ons; deletes are called out as destructive.
Connects with a Heroku API token, so it works with any account.

Jira

Atlassian

Search, create, and update Jira issues, add comments, and browse your projects and boards.

Search issues across your projects using JQL, and list the projects you have access to.
Read an issue's full details — summary, status, assignee, and description.
Create new issues and update existing ones, with approval required before anything is written.
Transition issues through your workflow and add comments, keeping your team's Jira board up to date.

Linear

Plan and track work in Linear — search issues, projects and cycles, create and update issues, comment, and move work through your states.

Search and read issues, projects, cycles, teams, and comments.
Create and update issues — title, description, assignee, labels, estimate, and state.
Comment on issues and move them through your workflow.
Read project and initiative status to answer 'what's in flight' without opening Linear.
Writes ask for approval; deletes stay off unless you turn them on per-tool.

MongoDB

Query and manage your own MongoDB database — list collections, run finds and aggregations, and (when enabled) write or delete documents.

Connect any MongoDB or MongoDB Atlas database with a standard connection string — stored encrypted, never shown again.
Explore your data: list databases and collections, run find queries and aggregation pipelines, count documents, and infer a collection's schema and indexes.
Write operations (insert, update, create index) require your approval before they run.
Destructive operations (delete documents, drop a collection) are disabled by default — enable them per-tool in settings only if you want them.
Everything runs against the connected database with the privileges of that connection string, so connect a least-privilege user for safety.

MySQL

Query and manage any MySQL/MariaDB database — list databases and tables, run read-only queries, and (with approval) write.

Connect any MySQL or MariaDB database with a connection string — PlanetScale, AWS RDS, Railway, self-hosted — stored encrypted, never shown again.
Explore the database: list databases and tables, describe columns and indexes.
Run read-only SQL queries — executed inside a READ ONLY transaction, so they can never modify data.
Inspect query plans with EXPLAIN before running anything expensive.
Writing (INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE/DDL) goes through a single approval-gated tool — you see the exact SQL before it runs.

n8n

Build, run, and manage workflows in your own n8n instance via its MCP server.

Connects to your own n8n instance's built-in MCP server (Cloud, Enterprise, or self-hosted Community).
Search and run workflows, inspect executions, and build/update workflows from natural language.
Each tool has its own permission you control; writes (create/update/execute) ask before running.
Self-hosted Community edition is free; you supply your instance URL + a generated MCP access token.
Only workflows you mark 'Available in MCP' are exposed.

Neon

Query and manage your Neon serverless Postgres — projects, branches, schema, and SQL.

Explore your data: list projects, branches, tables, and run SQL queries.
Manage projects and database branches, and prepare/apply schema migrations safely.
Get connection strings and inspect table schemas and query plans.
Search the Neon docs and read project configuration.
Writes require approval and destructive operations (delete project/branch) are off by default — enable them per-tool.

PostgreSQL

Query and manage any PostgreSQL database — list schemas and tables, run read-only queries, and (with approval) write.

Connect any PostgreSQL database with a standard connection string — Neon, Supabase, AWS RDS, Railway, self-hosted, and more — stored encrypted, never shown again.
Explore the database: list schemas and tables, describe columns and indexes.
Run read-only SQL queries — executed inside a READ ONLY transaction, so they can never modify data.
Inspect query plans with EXPLAIN before running anything expensive.
Writing (INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE/DDL) goes through a single approval-gated tool — you see the exact SQL before it runs.

Snowflake

Query and manage your Snowflake warehouse — explore databases and tables, run read-only queries, and (with approval) write.

Connect your Snowflake account with your account identifier + user, and a password or key-pair — stored encrypted, never shown again.
Explore the account: list databases, schemas, tables, and warehouses, and describe table columns.
Run read-only SQL queries — the assistant writes the SQL and returns the rows (writes are blocked here).
Inspect query plans with EXPLAIN before running anything expensive.
Writing (INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE/DDL) goes through a single approval-gated tool — you see the exact SQL before it runs.

Supabase

Query and manage your Supabase projects — database, migrations, edge functions, and logs.

Explore your database: list tables and extensions, and run read-only SQL queries.
Manage projects and branches, apply migrations, and read project logs and advisors.
Deploy and inspect edge functions; generate TypeScript types from your schema.
Search the Supabase docs and read project configuration (URL, keys, environment).
Writes require approval and destructive operations (delete/drop/reset) are off by default — enable them per-tool.

Vercel

Your Vercel projects and deployments — production URLs, deployment state, the build log behind a failure, domains, and safe rollbacks.

List projects with their production URL and latest deployment state.
Find failing deployments and read the build log that explains why.
Check domains and environment variable names (values are never read).
Cancel a stuck build, promote a deployment, or roll production back — each asks first.
Needs a Vercel Integration; team installs are scoped to that team.

Finance

Market data, payments and brokerage — where the numbers come from.

Alpha Vantage

Market data for equities, FX and crypto — live and historical quotes, company fundamentals, 50+ technical indicators, and economic series.

Real-time and historical quotes for global equities, foreign exchange, and cryptocurrencies.
Company fundamentals — income statements, balance sheets, cash flow, earnings, and overviews.
50+ technical indicators (SMA, EMA, RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands, and more).
Economic indicators (GDP, CPI, treasury yields, unemployment) and market news + sentiment.
Free API key — the assistant reads market data to ground its analysis.

Financial Modeling Prep

Stock quotes, company financials, valuation ratios, analyst estimates, and market data.

Get real-time and historical stock quotes across major global exchanges.
Pull company financial statements, ratios, and key metrics to ground analysis in real filings.
Look up market data — indices, sector performance, and economic indicators.
Search companies and screen stocks by fundamentals, so the assistant can find what fits your criteria.

Finnhub

Real-time stock quotes, company fundamentals, analyst trends, and market news.

Real-time stock quotes and company profiles across global exchanges.
Key financial metrics and ratios (valuation, margins, growth, per-share, 52-week range).
Analyst recommendation trends and company- and market-level news.
Search for tickers by company name — the assistant finds and reads the data it needs.
Free API key with a generous 60 calls/minute tier.

PayPal

Create & send invoices, check orders and payments, and manage disputes.

Create, send, and track invoices, and check whether they've been paid.
Look up orders, payments, and transaction history.
Create and manage products, subscriptions, and payout batches.
Review and respond to disputes, and track shipments.
Works with your PayPal account (free); each tool has its own permission you control.

Robinhood

Read your Robinhood portfolio, positions, and market data, and place trades in your Agentic account.

Connects to Robinhood's official agentic-trading MCP server via OAuth — just approve access.
Read positions, balances, portfolio value, buying power, and order history; pull live quotes and search symbols.
Place, review, and manage orders, build and rebalance portfolios, and run risk analysis.
Each tool has its own permission you control; trades ask for your approval before they run.
Trades execute only in a dedicated Robinhood Agentic account — a separately funded account you're prompted to open when connecting.

Stripe

Read your Stripe payments, customers, invoices, and balance — and create them.

Read anything in your account — payments, customers, subscriptions, invoices, balance — by asking in plain language.
Answer revenue questions without exporting a CSV: 'what did we charge this week?'
Search the Stripe documentation and get a step-by-step integration plan.
One write tool covers every change Stripe's API can make, and asks before each one.
Refunds are separate and stay OFF until you turn them on.
Every call names the account and whether it is live or test mode.

Webull

Read your Webull account, positions, and market data, and place trades across stocks, options, futures, and crypto.

Connects to Webull's official Cloud MCP server via OAuth — just approve access to your Webull account.
Read balances, positions, order history, and account info; pull live quotes, charts, and instrument data.
Place, modify, and cancel orders across stocks, options, futures, crypto, and event contracts.
Each tool has its own permission you control; trades ask for your approval before they run.
Orders are real money in your Webull account — review the details before confirming.

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Bring your own systems

Anything with an API can be added as a custom connector, governed by the same permission model as everything above.

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