Connectors Directory

Point your agent at Airtable's official hosted MCP server to list bases, read schemas, search records, and create or update rows.

Point your agent at Coda's official hosted MCP server to search docs, read pages and tables, and optionally comment or create content.

Import pages from an Atlassian Confluence space into a project folder.

Connect a Dropbox account and sync folders into project folders, plus a managed MCP bridge that reuses the same connection (writes off by default).

Import pages from GitBook spaces, plus an MCP server so agents can browse spaces and read page content.

Link Google Drive folders to project folders for a one-time import or recurring sync.

Import knowledge base articles from a HelpJuice account, as one combined Markdown file or one file per article.

Import files from a user's OneDrive via the Microsoft Graph API.

Import documents from a SharePoint document library via the Microsoft Graph API.

Bridge a Notion integration secret into an MCP server so agents can search pages, read and write content, query databases, and manage comments. Permanent deletion is blocked.

Import Tickets from Autotask PSA into a project folder.

Import knowledge base articles and tickets from Freshdesk.

Import knowledge base articles and tickets, plus a native MCP server exposing HubSpot CRM tools.

Point your agent at Intercom's official hosted MCP server to read conversations, contacts, companies, and Help Center articles (read-only).

Import Magentrix blog posts and attachments, plus an MCP server so agents can browse blogs and read posts live.

Connect raia CX organizations to use across the app.

Import Service Cloud Knowledge articles, Accounts, and Cases into a project folder.

Import Knowledge Base articles, customer service cases, and incidents.

Import tickets flagged as Knowledge Base from TeamSupport.

Import knowledge base articles and tickets from Zendesk.

Import from Zoho Desk, Projects, CRM, Books, and Sprints — all via one self-client OAuth grant.

Import wikis, work items, and repository code from Azure DevOps.

Import documentation and source files from Bitbucket Cloud repositories.

Point your agent at Datadog's official hosted MCP server to query metrics, logs, traces, monitors, incidents, and dashboards (read-only).

Import documentation and source files from GitHub repositories.

Import issues from a Jira Cloud project into a destination folder.

Bridge Linear's hosted MCP server so agents can read issues, cycles, documents, and attachments — and create or update issues only when writes are allowed.

Connect your agent to a Blender MCP server running on your own machine to inspect scenes, run Python, and render screenshots.

Bridge a Calendly token into an MCP server so agents can read event types, availability, and scheduled meetings — and optionally book invitees.

Bridge a ClickUp token into an MCP server so agents can read workspaces, tasks, comments, and Docs — and optionally create, update, and comment on tasks. Delete and archive are blocked.

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.

Sign in with Google, then expose a Gmail mailbox as an MCP server so agents can search, read, send, and draft emails.

Sign in with Google so agents can search Gmail, check calendars, search Drive, read Docs and Sheets, and look up coworkers — and optionally draft emails, create events, and create documents.

Import channel messages and replies from a Microsoft Teams team into a project folder.

Bridge a monday.com API token into an MCP server so agents can read workspaces, boards, items, and WorkDocs — and optionally create items and post updates.

Import Microsoft Teams meeting transcripts and recordings metadata into a project folder.

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.

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.

Sign in with Zoom so agents can find recordings, pull transcripts and AI Companion summaries, read meetings, search Team Chat — and optionally schedule meetings or post messages.

Bring your own MCP server via OAuth 2.1 or a token, choose which tools agents may call, and get a raia bridge URL any agent can use.

Pull resources from any remote Model Context Protocol server into a project folder.

Point your agent at your own n8n instance's MCP server to run MCP-enabled workflows and use workflow-management tools.

Expose Zapier-configured actions to raia agents as MCP tools — one integration, thousands of downstream apps.

Scrape an Adobe RoboHelp WebHelp site by walking its whxdata/toc.js table-of-contents tree.

Crawl a public website without any third-party service. Combines pages into a single Markdown file in a project folder.

A secure inbound webhook that lets outside parties send files into a knowledge folder without an account — with the same conversion, PII scanning, and retention rules as a manual upload.

Crawl any public website with a Firecrawl API key — pages are combined into one Markdown file, or saved per page, in a project folder.

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.

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.

Command hosts an MCP server over Amplitude's Dashboard REST API so agents can read events, segmentation, funnels, retention, and saved charts. Read-only.

Point your agent at Klaviyo's official hosted MCP server with a least-privilege private key to read account details, campaigns, and flows.

Point your agent at Mixpanel's official hosted MCP server to query events, funnels, retention, and cohorts.

Bridge a Pinecone API key into an MCP server so agents can list indexes, inspect namespaces, and run vector or natural-language search. Read-only.

Snapshot selected tables into Markdown for training, and bridge Supabase's hosted MCP server so agents can inspect schema and run read-only SQL.

Run the official Tableau MCP server on your own infrastructure so agents can list workbooks, views, and users and read view data. Writes off by default.

Bridge your self-hosted 1Password Connect server so agents can read vaults and items — and optionally create items or update fields.

Bridge an Acrobat Sign integration key so agents can list agreements, check signing status, and download signed PDFs — and optionally send files for signature.

Sign in with DocuSign so agents can look up envelopes, templates, and signing status — and optionally create drafts.

Bridge an Okta token so agents can look up users, groups, apps, and system logs — and optionally unlock accounts or clear sessions. Deactivate and delete are never exposed.

Register your own Cerner Millennium app so agents can find patients and review problems, medications, labs, notes, and appointments — with optional unsigned draft notes for clinician review.

Register your own Procore app so agents can read projects, RFIs, submittals, daily logs, drawings, punch items, and change events — with optional draft RFIs.

Agents read the chart of accounts, vendors, customers, AP bills, AR invoices, and GL entries. Posting, approving, and paying are never exposed; draft AP bills are optional.

Agents find business partners and materials, review sales and purchase orders, stock, billing, and accounting documents — with optional blocked draft sales orders for human release.

Bridge a Stripe restricted key into an MCP server so agents can look up customers, payments, subscriptions, and invoices — and optionally refund or create payment links. Deletion is blocked.

Sign in with Xero so agents can search contacts, read invoices and bills, check bank balances, and pull P&L or balance sheets — and optionally create draft invoices and contacts.