# Available connectors

> Every service Endue connects to today, what an agent can do with each one, and how you authorize it.

Endue connects to **34 services**. This page is the catalog: what each one lets an agent do, and how you authorize it.

<Aside type="note" title="The app is the authority">
  Connectors are added most weeks. The catalog in the app — and the public
  [connector directory](/connectors) — is always current; this page is a
  hand-maintained copy that can lag by a release.
</Aside>

<Screenshot
  name="connectors-catalog"
  alt="The connector catalog in the app: cards grouped by category, each showing the vendor, what the connector can do, and how many of its tools ask for approval."
  caption="The same catalog is public at [endue.ai/connectors](/connectors)."
/>

## How to read the table

**Sign-in** is how you authorize the connection:

| Method | What you do |
| --- | --- |
| **OAuth** | Sign in at the provider and approve access on their consent screen |
| **Token** | Create an API credential in the provider's settings and paste it into Endue |
| **Token + address** | The same, plus the address of your own installation — for self-hosted services |
| **Sign-in + address** | Your own installation, with a username and an application token |

A few services ask for one extra field — a region, an email, a second key. The
form names each one when you connect.

**Approval** lists the operations that stop for your [approval](/docs/work/approvals/) — anything that sends something outward or deletes data. Read and write operations run without interrupting you.

## Mail and calendar

| Service | An agent can | Sign-in | Approval |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| **[Gmail](/docs/connect/gmail/)** | Search and read your inbox, draft, and send mail | OAuth | Send |
| **Google Calendar** | View events, check details, and create events | OAuth | — |

## Docs and knowledge

| Service | An agent can | Sign-in | Approval |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| **Google Drive** | Search, read, create, update, and delete files | OAuth | Delete |
| **Google Docs** | Create, read, edit, and delete documents | OAuth | Delete |
| **Google Sheets** | View sheets; add, update, and delete rows | OAuth | Delete |
| **Google Slides** | Create, read, edit, and delete presentations | OAuth | Delete |
| **Google Tasks** | View, create, complete, and delete tasks | OAuth | Delete |
| **Google Contacts** | Search, view, create, update, and delete contacts | OAuth | Delete |
| **[Notion](/docs/connect/notion/)** | Search pages and databases, read content, create and append to pages | OAuth | — |
| **Confluence** | Search pages by CQL, read content, list spaces; create and update pages, and comment | OAuth | Create, update, comment |

See [Gmail](/docs/connect/gmail/) and [Google Workspace](/docs/connect/google-workspace/) for the details that matter in practice.

## Communication

| Service | An agent can | Sign-in | Approval |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| **[Slack](/docs/connect/slack/)** | List channels, view conversation history, threads, and search; send messages | OAuth | Post |
| **Mattermost** | View teams, channels, conversation history, threads, and search; post messages | Token + address | Post |
| **Telegram** | View messages received by the bot and chats; send messages | Token | Send |
| **Discourse** | Search the forum, read topics, list categories; post topics and replies | Token + address | Post, reply |

These let an agent *read and write in* a chat service as part of its own work. For the other direction — people talking *to* an agent from Slack, Discord, KakaoTalk, NaverTalk, or WhatsApp — see [Channels](/docs/automate/channels/).

## Issues and projects

| Service | An agent can | Sign-in | Approval |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| **Jira** | Search issues by JQL, view details, list projects and transitions; create issues, comment, and transition status | OAuth | Create, comment, transition |
| **Linear** | Search and view issues; create issues, comment, and update them | OAuth | Create, comment, update |

## Development and deployment

| Service | An agent can | Sign-in | Approval |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| **GitLab** | View projects, issues, merge requests, and pipelines; create issues and comment | Token + address | Create, comment |
| **Jenkins** | View jobs, build status, and console logs; trigger builds | Sign-in + address | Trigger |
| **Vercel** | View projects, deployment status, and build logs; redeploy and promote to production | Token | Redeploy, promote |
| **Cloudflare** | View zones, DNS, Workers, and Pages deployments; purge cache | Token | Purge |
| **LaunchDarkly** | View projects, environments, feature flags, and audit logs; toggle flags | Token | Toggle |

## Observability and incidents

| Service | An agent can | Sign-in | Approval |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| **Datadog** | View monitors, logs, metrics, and events; mute monitors | Token | Mute |
| **Grafana** | View dashboards, data sources, and alerts, query metrics and logs, create annotations, and silence alerts | Token + address | Silence |
| **PagerDuty** | View incidents, on-call schedules, and services; acknowledge, resolve, and add notes | Token | Acknowledge, resolve, note |
| **Elasticsearch** | View indices and mappings, search and aggregate documents | Token + address | — |

Elasticsearch is read-only by design — an agent can investigate your data and cannot change it. It also works against OpenSearch.

## Social and publishing

| Service | An agent can | Sign-in | Approval |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| **WordPress** | Search and read posts, create and edit drafts, and publish | Sign-in + address | Publish, update published |
| **Reddit** | Search subreddits and posts, read comments, and submit posts and comments | OAuth | Post, comment |
| **Facebook** | View pages, posts, and reactions; publish page posts and comments | OAuth | Post, comment |
| **Instagram** | View profile, posts, and comments; reply to comments and publish images | OAuth | Reply, publish |

## Commerce and maps

| Service | An agent can | Sign-in | Approval |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| **Shopify** | View products, orders, and customers; create draft products and publish them | Token + address | Publish |
| **Naver Smart Store** | View products, orders, and customer inquiries; mark orders as shipped and answer inquiries | Token | Answer, dispatch |
| **Naver Map** | Convert between addresses and coordinates, and look up driving routes | Token | — |

<Aside type="note" title="Commerce connectors create drafts by default">
  A product an agent creates in Shopify is a draft. Making it visible to shoppers
  is a separate, gated action.
</Aside>

## Design

| Service | An agent can | Sign-in | Approval |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| **Figma** | View file structure and nodes, export images, view and post comments | OAuth | Comment |
| **Canva** | Search designs, view details, browse folders, export files, create designs, and upload assets | OAuth | — |

## Channel-only connections

Two entries in the catalog give an agent no tools at all. They exist so a
messaging platform can reach *in*:

| Entry | What it is for |
| --- | --- |
| **Kakao Builder** | Receives messages from the KakaoTalk chatbot builder skill webhook and replies through the one-time callback URL |
| **NaverTalk Bot** | Receives messages from the TalkTalk event webhook and replies through the Send API |

Both are set up as [channels](/docs/automate/channels/), not as connectors bound to an agent.

## Limits

- This list is what exists today. A service that is not here cannot be reached by an agent, and there is no generic "call any API" connector.
- Each connector exposes a fixed set of operations — the ones summarized above. An agent cannot use parts of a provider's API that Endue does not expose.
- Self-hosted services (**Token + address**, **Sign-in + address**) must be reachable from the internet.
- What an agent can actually do is the intersection of these operations and the permissions you granted at the provider.

## Related

<CardGrid>
  <LinkCard
    title="Connectors overview"
    href="/docs/connect/overview/"
    description="Connection versus binding, authorizing, and revoking."
  />
  <LinkCard
    title="Approvals"
    href="/docs/work/approvals/"
    description="What the approval column means when an agent gets there."
  />
  <LinkCard
    title="Troubleshooting connections"
    href="/docs/connect/troubleshooting/"
    description="When a connector stops working."
  />
</CardGrid>