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Connectors Directory
Connectors keep external systems in sync with raia Command without writing custom code. 33 connectors are available today, 15 of which can also act as a live MCP bridge so an agent can query the system in real time instead of only reading imported files.
Capability tags
Import pulls content into a project folder and indexes it. MCP server means Command hosts an MCP endpoint for that system. External MCP means Command connects out to an MCP server the system already provides.
Knowledge & Docs
7Document libraries and knowledge bases. Files are imported into a project folder, converted to Markdown, and indexed into a vector store.
Confluence
→Import pages from an Atlassian Confluence space into a project folder.
Dropbox
→Connect a Dropbox account and sync folders into project folders.
GitBook
→Import pages from GitBook spaces into your projects.
Google Drive
→Link Google Drive folders to project folders for a one-time import or recurring sync.
HelpJuice
→Import knowledge base articles from a HelpJuice account, as one combined Markdown file or one file per article.
Microsoft OneDrive
→Import files from a user's OneDrive via the Microsoft Graph API.
Microsoft SharePoint
→Import documents from a SharePoint document library via the Microsoft Graph API.
Support & CRM
9Help-center articles, tickets, cases, and customer records. Several of these also expose a native MCP server so an agent can query the system live.
Autotask (Datto)
→Import Tickets from Autotask PSA into a project folder.
Freshdesk
→Import knowledge base articles and tickets from Freshdesk.
HubSpot
→Import knowledge base articles and tickets, plus a native MCP server exposing HubSpot CRM tools.
raia CX
→Connect raia CX organizations to use across the app.
Salesforce
→Import Service Cloud Knowledge articles, Accounts, and Cases into a project folder.
ServiceNow
→Import Knowledge Base articles, customer service cases, and incidents.
TeamSupport
→Import tickets flagged as Knowledge Base from TeamSupport.
Zendesk
→Import knowledge base articles and tickets from Zendesk.
ZohoBeta
→Import from Zoho Desk, Projects, CRM, Books, and Sprints — all via one self-client OAuth grant.
Engineering
4Repositories, wikis, issues, and work items — useful for technical agents that answer questions about your own codebase or backlog.
Azure DevOpsBeta
→Import wikis, work items, and repository code from Azure DevOps.
Bitbucket
→Import documentation and source files from Bitbucket Cloud repositories.
GitHub
→Import documentation and source files from GitHub repositories.
Jira
→Import issues from a Jira Cloud project into a destination folder.
Productivity & Meetings
6Meetings, mail, design files, and boards. Most of these are MCP bridges: instead of importing files, they give the agent live tools.
Figma
→Bridge a Figma access token into an MCP server so agents can read files, design systems, variables, and comments — and optionally write comments and code links.
GmailBeta
→Sign in with Google, then expose a Gmail mailbox as an MCP server so agents can search, read, send, and draft emails.
Microsoft TeamsBeta
→Import channel messages and replies from a Microsoft Teams team into a project folder.
Teams Meeting TranscriptsBeta
→Import Microsoft Teams meeting transcripts and recordings metadata into a project folder.
tl;dv
→Bridge a tl;dv account into an MCP URL that any agent (Claude, Cursor, n8n, raia) can call to search meetings, read transcripts, and pull highlights.
Trello
→Bridge a Trello API key into an MCP server so agents can read boards, lists, and cards — and optionally create, move, comment on, and check off work.
Agent Bridges (MCP)
2Generic Model Context Protocol bridges. Point Command at any remote MCP server, or expose thousands of downstream apps through Zapier.
Web & Custom Endpoints
5Crawl public sites or call arbitrary HTTP and SOAP endpoints when there is no purpose-built connector.
Adobe RoboHelp
→Scrape an Adobe RoboHelp WebHelp site by walking its whxdata/toc.js table-of-contents tree.
Basic Website Scrape
→Crawl a public website without any third-party service. Combines pages into a single Markdown file in a project folder.
Firecrawl
→Crawl any public website with a Firecrawl API key — pages are combined into one Markdown file, or saved per page, in a project folder.
HTTP Endpoint
→Make a GET request to any URL with custom headers (e.g. x-api-key). JSON, HTML, and text responses are saved as a single Markdown file.
SOAP Endpoint
→Call a SOAP service with an XML envelope, SOAPAction header, and Basic or WS-Security auth. The raw XML response is stored as a single Markdown file.
Setup guides & related
SharePoint (Sites.Selected)
Register an Entra ID app and scope it to a single site.
Google Drive (OAuth)
Create a Google Cloud OAuth client and link Drive folders.
Salesforce (User OAuth)
Sign in as a Salesforce user and import with their permissions.
Salesforce (Client Credentials)
Server-to-server connection that runs imports as a Run As user.
Zendesk (OAuth)
Authorize Zendesk and import articles and tickets.
Zoho (self-client OAuth)
One grant across Desk, Projects, CRM, Books, and Sprints.
GitBook (access token)
Import spaces from a GitBook organization.
Connectors in Command
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MCP Integrations
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