Integrations
Every application an agent can be given access to
UtilitySpaces ships 80 connectors, exposing 310 named tools an AI agent can call. 18 of them authorise over OAuth, so no secret is typed into UtilitySpaces at all. 64 can change something in the connected application, and a change through any of them waits for a person to approve it unless an admin has set that connection to run without asking.
How an integration actually works here
A connection holds its own credential for one application, encrypted with AES-256-GCM and bound to your workspace. An agent calls named tools through it — reads run unattended, a write waits for a person unless an admin has set that connection to run without asking, and that wait, like merges, knowledge changes and reviewed work, happens in the human approval queue. Every call is written to a hash-chained audit log with its arguments and its result. Nothing here asks for your password, and no read path hands a stored credential back. The full security posture is worth reading before you connect anything to a live system.
Anything not in this list can still be connected: point the generic HTTP API connector at any authenticated JSON API, or connect a Model Context Protocol server and its tools are discovered when you connect it. Both are subject to the same outbound guard and the same write policy as the named applications below.
AI and media (24)
- Anthropic — List available Claude models and generate messages with an Anthropic API key. 2 tools, 1 write, approval by default.
- AnythingLLM — Query and extend an AnythingLLM instance's knowledge bases. Collections are workspace slugs. Queries run in AnythingLLM's own query mode, which answers strictly from the documents. 4 tools, 1 write, approval by default.
- AssemblyAI — Transcribe audio with AssemblyAI and run LeMUR tasks over finished transcripts. 4 tools, 2 writes, approval by default.
- D-ID — Generate talking-head videos from an image and a script with D-ID, and check remaining credits. 4 tools, 1 write, approval by default.
- Deepgram — Transcribe audio from a URL and synthesize speech with Deepgram. 3 tools, 2 writes, approval by default.
- Dify Knowledge — Query and extend Dify knowledge bases. Collections are dataset ids, and the API key is a dataset key (dataset-...), not an app key. 4 tools, 1 write, approval by default.
- ElevenLabs — Browse voices and models, check subscription usage, and synthesize speech with ElevenLabs. 4 tools, 1 write, approval by default.
- fal.ai — Run fal.ai hosted models for image, video, and audio generation. A model is called by posting its id as the path, e.g. fal-ai/flux/dev. 3 tools, 2 writes, approval by default.
- Google Gemini — List Gemini models and generate multimodal content with a Google AI Studio API key. 2 tools, 1 write, approval by default.
- HeyGen — Generate avatar videos with HeyGen and track their rendering status. 4 tools, 1 write, approval by default.
- Higgsfield — Agentic video and image generation on Higgsfield. Endpoint paths are not pinned in this catalog — pass the path from Higgsfield's own API docs and this connector will call it against https://platform.higgsfield.ai. 1 tool, 1 write, approval by default.
- Hugging Face — Browse Hugging Face models and datasets and verify the token's identity. 3 tools, read only.
- Leonardo.Ai — Generate images with Leonardo.Ai and track generation status. 3 tools, 1 write, approval by default.
- Luma Dream Machine — Generate video with Luma's Dream Machine and track generation status. 3 tools, 1 write, approval by default.
- Midjourney (proxy) — Midjourney has NO official public API. This connector targets a third-party Midjourney proxy that you run and point at your own Discord account — supply that proxy's base URL and key. Paths, behaviour, and terms are the proxy's, not Midjourney's. 1 tool, 1 write, approval by default.
- OpenAI — List available models and generate chat completions with an OpenAI API key. 3 tools, 1 write, approval by default.
- OpenRouter — One key for several hundred models from every major vendor, with per-model prices, a free tier, and the spend to date. 6 tools, 1 write, approval by default.
- Pinecone — Semantic search over a Pinecone index. The connection URL is the INDEX host, and the index must have been created with integrated embedding — one without it rejects text search with an error that reads like a bad key. Collections are namespaces. Search only: upserts use an NDJSON endpoint this connector does not speak. 1 tool, read only.
- Qdrant — Search a Qdrant vector database. Qdrant does not embed text, so rag_query takes an already-embedded vector as its query and there is no ingest tool — embed and upsert upstream. 2 tools, read only.
- Replicate — Browse Replicate models and run them as predictions for image, video, and audio generation. 5 tools, 1 write, approval by default.
- Runway — Generate video from an image with Runway Gen-3 and track the resulting tasks. 3 tools, 2 writes, approval by default.
- Stability AI — Check Stability AI engines, account, and credit balance. Image generation is not exposed here: Stability's generate endpoints require multipart uploads, which this connector does not send. 3 tools, read only.
- Suno — Music generation with Suno. Suno has no self-serve public API, so this connector targets whichever Suno API gateway you already have access to (a third-party provider, or a partner endpoint) — supply that gateway's base URL and key. Paths and terms are the gateway's, not Suno's. 1 tool, 1 write, approval by default.
- Topaz Labs — Image and video upscaling and enhancement with Topaz Labs. Endpoint paths are not pinned in this catalog — pass the path from Topaz's API documentation. 1 tool, 1 write, approval by default.
Marketing (14)
- Facebook Pages — List managed Facebook Pages, read their posts, and publish text, photo and video posts. 6 tools, 4 writes, approval by default.
- Google Ads — Read campaigns, ad groups, and spend performance from a Google Ads account. 2 tools, read only.
- Instagram Business — Read the media feed of a connected Instagram professional account, and publish images and Reels. 6 tools, 3 writes, approval by default.
- LinkedIn — Read the connected member's profile and publish posts on their behalf. 2 tools, 1 write, approval by default.
- LinkedIn Company Page — Publish posts, with images or link previews, as a LinkedIn company page the connected member administers. 2 tools, 1 write, approval by default.
- Listmonk — Email subscriber lists and campaigns. 3 tools, 2 writes, approval by default.
- Mailchimp — Read Mailchimp audiences, members, and campaigns and subscribe new members to a list. 5 tools, 1 write, approval by default.
- Meta Ads — Read campaigns, ad accounts, and insights from Meta Ads (Facebook/Instagram). 3 tools, read only.
- Pinterest — List boards and create image pins on the connected Pinterest business account. 3 tools, 1 write, approval by default.
- Postiz — Schedule and publish social media posts. 3 tools, 1 write, approval by default.
- Resend — Send transactional email through Resend and inspect sent emails, domains, and audiences. 4 tools, 1 write, approval by default.
- SendGrid — Send email via SendGrid and review templates, bounces, and the account profile. 4 tools, 1 write, approval by default.
- TikTok — Post videos to the connected TikTok account (private until the app passes TikTok's audit). 2 tools, 1 write, approval by default.
- X (Twitter) — Look up the connected account and publish posts on X. 2 tools, 1 write, approval by default.
Productivity (11)
- Airtable — Read and write records in Airtable bases and tables. 6 tools, 2 writes, approval by default.
- Asana — Read projects and tasks, and create tasks or comments in Asana. 6 tools, 2 writes, approval by default.
- Calendly — Read scheduled meetings, invitees, and event types, and mint single-use booking links. 5 tools, 1 write, approval by default.
- ClickUp — Read workspaces and tasks, and create or update tasks in ClickUp lists. 6 tools, 2 writes, approval by default.
- Google Calendar — Read upcoming events and create new ones on the connected Google account's calendars. 3 tools, 1 write, approval by default.
- Google Sheets — Read cell ranges from spreadsheets and append new rows of data. 2 tools, 1 write, approval by default.
- Jira — Search, read, create, and comment on issues in a Jira Cloud site. 5 tools, 2 writes, approval by default.
- Linear — Run any query or mutation against Linear's GraphQL API (issues, projects, teams). 1 tool, 1 write, approval by default.
- Nextcloud — Files, Talk, Deck, Tables, Calendar and search on a self-hosted Nextcloud server. 35 tools, 21 writes, approval by default.
- Notion — Search, read, and write pages and databases in a Notion workspace. 6 tools, 2 writes, approval by default.
- Trello — Browse boards, lists, and cards, and create or comment on cards. 5 tools, 2 writes, approval by default.
Messaging (9)
- Chatwoot — Support inbox conversations across WhatsApp, email, and Instagram. 4 tools, 1 write, approval by default.
- Discord — Read servers, channels, and messages the bot can see, and send messages to channels. 5 tools, 1 write, approval by default.
- Gmail — Read, search, label, and send email from the connected Gmail inbox. 4 tools, 1 write, approval by default.
- Microsoft Outlook — Read and send email through the connected Microsoft 365 mailbox. 3 tools, 1 write, approval by default.
- Microsoft Teams — Read chats and post messages into Teams chats and channels. 3 tools, 2 writes, approval by default.
- Slack — Read channels, history, and members of a Slack workspace and post messages as the bot. 5 tools, 1 write, approval by default.
- Telegram Bot — Read updates and chat details for a Telegram bot and send messages or photos to chats. 5 tools, 2 writes, approval by default.
- WAHA (WhatsApp) — Send and check WhatsApp messages via a self-hosted WAHA session. 3 tools, 2 writes, approval by default.
- WhatsApp Cloud API — Send WhatsApp messages from a Meta Cloud API phone number and inspect its templates and status. 3 tools, 1 write, approval by default.
Analytics (4)
- Google Analytics 4 — Run reports on sessions, conversions, and traffic sources for a GA4 property. 2 tools, read only.
- Google Search Console — Read search queries, impressions, and clicks for a verified site property. 2 tools, read only.
- Mixpanel — Verify a Mixpanel service account and its accessible projects. 1 tool, read only.
- Plausible Analytics — Pull visitor, pageview, and breakdown stats for a site from Plausible. 4 tools, read only.
Commerce (3)
- Shopify — Read products, orders, and customers on a Shopify store, and update products. 5 tools, 1 write, approval by default.
- Stripe — Read customers, charges, invoices, subscriptions, and the account balance. 5 tools, read only.
- WooCommerce — Store, orders, products, and customers on your WooCommerce shop. 5 tools, 1 write, approval by default.
Developer and data (3)
- GitHub — Browse repositories, read and file issues, comment, and track pull requests. 6 tools, 2 writes, approval by default.
- GitLab — Browse projects, read and file issues, and track merge requests on gitlab.com. 5 tools, 1 write, approval by default.
- Sentry — Read error-tracking projects and triage unresolved issues in a Sentry organization. 3 tools, read only.
Support (3)
- Freshdesk — Read and create support tickets and reply to customers in a Freshdesk helpdesk. 5 tools, 2 writes, approval by default.
- Intercom — Look up contacts and conversations in Intercom and reply to conversations as an admin. 5 tools, 1 write, approval by default.
- Zendesk — Search, read, create, and update support tickets in a Zendesk instance. 6 tools, 2 writes, approval by default.
CRM (2)
- HubSpot — List and create contacts, companies, and deals in HubSpot CRM. 5 tools, 2 writes, approval by default.
- Twenty CRM — Contacts, companies, and pipeline opportunities. 4 tools, 1 write, approval by default.
Generic (2)
- Custom HTTP API — Connect any HTTP API with a base URL and a bearer token or API key header. 1 tool, read only.
- MCP Server — Connect any Model Context Protocol server (stdio command or HTTP URL). Tools are discovered automatically. Tools discovered when you connect it.
Storage (2)
- Google Drive — Search and inspect files in the connected Google Drive. 2 tools, read only.
- Supabase — Query and insert rows in a Supabase project's Postgres tables via PostgREST. 3 tools, 1 write, approval by default.
Finance (1)
- Akaunting — Invoices, bills, and accounting records. 2 tools, read only.
Which of these have a page of their own
58 of the 80 — the ones exposing three or more named tools, where there is enough to say that the heading does not already say it. The rest are in the product exactly the same way; they simply do not have a page that would repeat this one. If you need detail on a connector without a page, ask us and we will tell you precisely what it exposes.
Connectors are not metered — pricing does not charge per app or per call. What an agent run costs in model tokens is a separate thing, and it is shown to you on the cost breakdown.
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