Infrastructure connectors
31 pre-built Infrastructure connectors — 828 MCP tools in all: Hostinger, WorkOS, GitHub. Paste your credentials and your agent can call them. No MCP server to write.
Work with GitHub from Claude, ChatGPT or Copilot through GitHub's official MCP server: read code and commits, search repositories, triage issues, and open and review pull requests.
Let your AI work in Bitbucket Cloud: browse repositories, branches, commits and files, review pull requests with diffs and comments, approve, comment and merge after you confirm, and check Bitbucket Pipelines runs, step logs and deployments.
Run Browser Use AI agents from your AI: give a task in plain language, follow it step by step, read the result and its cost, continue the conversation, and manage cloud browsers, saved browser profiles and workspace files. Browser Use Cloud API v4, US or EU host.
Manage your Browserbase cloud browsers from your AI: start and end sessions, get live view links for debugging, read session logs and replays, check browser minutes used, and fetch pages or search the web through Browserbase.
Use Browserless cloud browsers from your AI: rendered HTML, markdown and links with smart scrape, CSS selector scraping, screenshots, PDFs, Lighthouse audits, site maps and bot-protected pages through the unblock API.
Let your AI check Buildkite: pipelines, builds and jobs, job logs, artifacts and annotations, agents, clusters and queues, and Test Engine flaky and slow tests, and start, rebuild and retry builds or unblock steps after you confirm.
Let your AI check CircleCI: pipelines, workflows and jobs, failed tests and artifacts, Insights metrics and flaky tests, contexts and variable names, and start pipelines or rerun and cancel workflows after you confirm.
Manage a ClickHouse Cloud organization: services (start, stop, scaling, IP access, metrics), backups, ClickPipes, usage costs and credits, audit log, notifications, members, invitations, roles and API keys.
Let your AI manage your Cloudflare zones: review and change DNS records, purge the cache, read zone settings, redirect, transform and cache rules, check traffic analytics, and list Workers and R2 buckets. With an API token limited to what it should touch.
Data centre and power-grid intelligence from DC Hub: facilities worldwide, market power-readiness scores, the US interconnection queue, construction pipeline, M&A transactions, live ISO grid fuel mix and electricity prices, plus site scoring, multi-site ranking, cited evidence for the power figures and the Capacity Source listings. Eleven of the twenty tools answer in full without an API key, five more with some figures withheld.
Let your AI keep an eye on DigitalOcean: Droplets with CPU and bandwidth metrics, App Platform deployments and logs, managed databases, Kubernetes clusters, volumes, DNS, firewalls, load balancers, balance and invoices. It can power Droplets on or off, take snapshots, redeploy apps and edit DNS records after confirming with you.
Let your AI look up container images on Docker Hub: search repositories, read an image's description and pull count, list tags with their digests, sizes and push dates, compare the platforms of a tag, and see your own and your organizations' repositories.
Doppler secrets manager: projects, environments and configs, secret names and values (read, update, download), config change logs and rollback, workplace activity log, members, groups, service accounts, integrations and service tokens.
Manage E2B cloud sandboxes for AI agents: list, start, inspect, pause, resume and extend sandboxes, read their logs and CPU, memory and disk metrics, and browse the team's templates, builds and snapshots.
Let your AI read your Gitea: find repositories, triage issues and pull requests with their comments, files, diffs and reviews, check releases and organizations, and read branches, commits and files. gitea.com or your own Gitea server, with an access token. Read-only.
Let your AI work in GitLab: find projects, triage and update issues, review merge requests with their diffs and comments, check pipelines and read failing job logs, and read branches, commits and files. GitLab.com or your own GitLab instance, with a personal access token.
Domains registered at GoDaddy through the GoDaddy Domains API: list domains and their status, expiry, lock and auto-renew, check availability and prices, get name suggestions, read and change DNS records, nameservers and WHOIS contacts, and renew a domain. Personal Access Token.
Hetzner Cloud: servers with metrics and actions, images and snapshots, volumes, networks, firewalls, load balancers, IPs, SSH keys, certificates, DNS zones, server types and pricing. Power tools are installed disabled. Hetzner Cloud API v1 with a project token.
Manage a Hostinger account through its public API: VPS power, metrics, backups, snapshots, Docker projects and firewalls, domains, nameservers and DNS zones with snapshots, subscriptions and the price catalog, and web hosting websites, WordPress sites, databases and cache.
Infisical secrets management (Cloud US, Cloud EU or self-hosted) as a machine identity: projects, environments, folders and imports, secret names and metadata, single secret values on request, tags, members, identities and the audit log. Can create and update secrets, folders, environments and tags; deleting a secret is switched off at install.
LaunchDarkly feature flags: projects and environments, flags with state and evaluation status, segments, metrics and experiments, the audit log, members and teams. Create flags and segments, turn flags on or off and change targeting with semantic patches.
Let your AI check and run your Netlify sites: sites, deploys and builds, functions, forms and submissions, environment variable names and DNS, and start builds, publish or roll back deploys and lock auto publishing after you confirm.
Vaults and items of 1Password through a self-hosted 1Password Connect server: list vaults and items, read items with their secret values and attached files, create items with generated passwords, update them with JSON Patch, and read the server's request log. Delete is switched off at install.
Let your AI work with Postman: workspaces, collections and requests, environments, Spec Hub specs, APIs, mock servers and their call logs, monitors and team users, and create or change collections, requests, environments, mocks, monitors and specs after you confirm.
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All 31 connectors, A–Z
Missing a connector? Add it in a JSON.
Every adapter is a single JSON file under packages/backend/src/adapters/. Copy one, swap endpoint and auth, open a PR — validated by parameterized tests at build time.
// adapters/de/my-adapter.json
{
"slug": "my-erp",
"name": "My ERP",
"category": "erp",
"authType": "BEARER_TOKEN",
"tools": [/* ... */]
}