Give your AI team access to external tools and data via MCP services.

MCP Services

MCP (Model Context Protocol) services give your AI team access to external tools, APIs, and data sources. When an MCP service is enabled for a team, its agents can use the service's tools — query databases, create GitHub issues, search the web, and more.

How It Works

MCP services follow a two-level configuration:

  1. Company level — configure the service once with your credentials (API keys, tokens). This is done in company settings.
  2. Team level — toggle which services each team can access. This is done in the team editor.

This means you only enter your GitHub token once, and then enable GitHub for any team that needs it.

Available Services

Dev Tools

ServiceWhat It Provides
GitHubRepos, issues, PRs, code search
GitLabProjects, merge requests, pipelines
SentryError tracking, issue management
HerokuApp management, dynos, deployments
CloudflareWorkers, KV, R2, D1

CRM

ServiceWhat It Provides
HubSpotContacts, deals, companies, tickets
SalesforceObjects, reports, metadata

Communication

ServiceWhat It Provides
SlackChannels, messages, workspace management

Search & Web

ServiceWhat It Provides
Brave SearchWeb and local search
ExaAI-native web search and content crawling
FirecrawlWeb scraping, crawling, structured data extraction
Apify6,000+ cloud tools for web scraping and data extraction

Trading

ServiceWhat It Provides
PolystrikePolymarket intelligence — tweet tracking, Monte Carlo predictions, trading signals
EVM WalletSend tokens, check balances, interact with smart contracts across EVM chains
PolymarketSearch markets, place orders, manage positions and balances

Productivity

ServiceWhat It Provides
NotionPages, databases, search, comments

Payments

ServiceWhat It Provides
StripePayments, customers, subscriptions, invoices

New services are added regularly to the catalog.

Setting Up a Service

1. Configure at Company Level

  1. Go to your Company settings
  2. Find the service you want in the Services section
  3. Click Configure and enter the required credentials
  4. Save — the service is now available to all teams in your company

2. Enable for a Team

  1. Open a team in the editor
  2. Scroll to the Services section
  3. Toggle on the services you want this team to access
  4. Save and restart the team

Services can only be toggled for teams that have already been saved. Create the team first, then enable services.

Security

  • All credentials are encrypted at rest (AES-256-GCM)
  • Credentials are injected as environment variables into the team's container at startup
  • Each team only has access to the services explicitly enabled for it
  • MCP servers run as child processes inside the team's isolated container