Connectors · integrations
Agents that work where your work already is.
Connect Slack, Notion, Gmail, Google Drive, Linear, HubSpot, Stripe and more. Each connection is scoped, revocable and visible to the agents you choose.
The problem
The answer exists — in another tool.
Teams run on dozens of applications. Switching between them costs time and, worse, loses context. An assistant that cannot reach those tools can only describe the work.
How it works
Describe it once. Review the result.
Connect a tool
Authorize a connector from Settings. Credentials are stored for the workspace, never shown to agents.
Decide who may use it
Attach a connector to specific agents or sessions; everything else cannot see it.
Chao uses it in context
Read a Notion page, post to Slack, open a Linear issue, draft a Gmail reply — as steps of a task.
Automate on triggers
Agents can run on schedules or on events from connected tools.
Capabilities
Connectors
A growing catalog
Slack, Notion, Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Linear, Asana, monday, Airtable, HubSpot, Intercom, Stripe, Supabase, Vercel, Sentry, Figma, Canva, Box, Postman, Tavily, Context7, Zapier and SQL databases.
Scoped and revocable
Every connection lists what it can access. Revoke it and every agent loses it immediately.
MCP server
Expose your workspace — tasks, projects, agents, memory — to MCP clients such as Claude and Nexus.
CLI and API
Manage connectors and run agent work from the terminal, or integrate from your own systems.
Questions
Encrypted at rest in your workspace. Agents call tools through the platform and never receive raw tokens.
Use the MCP server, the CLI or a custom connector, or tell us which integration you need.
Any MCP-compatible client. Chainabit ships tools for tasks, projects, agents, memory and connectors.
At any time from Settings. Running agents lose the connection on their next step.
Yes. Connectors are scoped to the access they need and can be revoked from Settings.
Start with one recurring task.
Create a free account, describe one thing you do every week, and let Chao take it from there.