Connectors · 37 presets
Every account an AI teammate can use, in Slack.
A teammate holds its own connections, each granted to it alone, with the credential kept out of the model. Pick a service to see what people ask a teammate connected to it. Anything else with an HTTP API or an MCP server connects as a custom connection.
All 37 connectors
Gmail
Search mail, summarize threads, and draft or organize messages.
What people ask it →Google Calendar
Review availability and create or update events.
What people ask it →Google Drive
Find, read, create, and organize files.
What people ask it →Google Docs
Find, read, export, create, and update documents.
What people ask it →Google Sheets
Find spreadsheets, read ranges, and make bounded table updates.
What people ask it →Google Slides
Read presentations and create or update slides through bounded operations.
What people ask it →Notion
Search, read, create, and update only the pages and databases you approve.
What people ask it →HubSpot
Research CRM records and make requested updates in one portal.
What people ask it →Stripe
Search Stripe data and manage customers, invoices, payments, and subscriptions.
What people ask it →Zendesk
Search and update tickets, users, organizations, and help-center content.
What people ask it →Atlassian
Search and update Jira work, Confluence content, and Compass data.
What people ask it →Linear
Find, create, and update issues, projects, and workspace plans.
What people ask it →Asana
Find, create, and update tasks, projects, teams, and portfolios.
What people ask it →Monday.com
Find and update workspaces, boards, items, and columns.
What people ask it →Intercom
Search customers and conversations, and manage support content.
What people ask it →Airtable
Read and update records, bases, schemas, and comments.
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Google Analytics
Read metadata, quotas, and bounded GA4 reports for selected properties.
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Google Ads
Analyze and manage campaigns for explicitly selected client accounts.
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Google Search Console
Inspect indexing, sitemaps, and search performance for selected sites.
What people ask it →YouTube
Analyze and manage explicitly selected channels with quota-aware publishing.
What people ask it →Sentry
Investigate errors, issues, traces, and application health.
What people ask it →PostHog
Analyze product data and manage insights, feature flags, and experiments.
What people ask it →Supabase
Manage projects, databases, storage, functions, and development settings.
What people ask it →Cloudflare API
Search Cloudflare docs and execute approved operations across your account.
What people ask it →Hugging Face
Explore models, datasets, Spaces, papers, and community tools.
What people ask it →Neon
Inspect and manage Postgres projects, branches, databases, and compute.
What people ask it →Gong
Analyze calls, transcripts, coaching, tasks, and trackers in selected workspaces.
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Fireflies
Search meeting transcripts, summaries, speakers, and action items.
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Granola
Search meeting notes and transcripts, browse folders, and extract decisions and action items.
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Gamma
Create and browse presentations, documents, and webpages.
What people ask it →Ahrefs
Research keywords, backlinks, competitors, and search performance.
What people ask it →Firecrawl
Search, scrape, crawl, and map websites into structured content.
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Exa
Search the web and retrieve research-ready pages and context.
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incident.io
Query incidents and alerts, check on-call, and manage escalations.
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LunarCrush
Analyze social activity and market signals for digital assets.
What people ask it →Meta Ads
Report on and manage ads for approved Meta ad accounts.
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BugSnag
Investigate errors, releases, and performance, and manage error status.
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Nothing in the catalog matches. Anything with an HTTP API or an MCP server still connects as a custom connection.
Where this list comes from
The tiles are generated from the product's own connector catalog at build time, so this page cannot drift from what a deployment offers. The reference table with every lane, host, and authorization is in the docs. This page is also available as markdown at /connectors.md.