MCPs

MCP is a standard way for a service to expose its tools to an AI agent. PlutoAI ships a catalog of services that support it, so once you connect one, the agent can work in that service as part of a build, the same way it uses its built-in abilities. Connecting is one click: you sign in to the service and approve access, with no keys to manage.

Browse the full, live catalog at plutoai.one/integrations.

How to connect

1. 1
   Open the catalog

   Open the integrations catalog in your project, or browse plutoai.one/integrations.

2. 2
   Choose a service and connect

   Find the service you want and start the connection. You are taken to its own sign-in.

3. 3
   Sign in and approve access

   Sign in and approve the access it asks for. Your credentials stay with the provider.

4. 4
   Use its tools in a build

   Describe what you want. The agent uses the connected tools when a change needs them.

The catalog

Each service below can be connected from the catalog. Once connected, the agent can use that service's tools while it builds.

Code and deployment

• GitHub hosts your code and its history. Manage repositories, issues, and pull requests, and let the agent read and update your project.
• Vercel hosts and deploys your app. Work with your deployments and projects and check build status.
• Netlify hosts and deploys your app. Work with your sites and check deploy status.
• Cloudflare runs and serves apps across the web. Work with your Cloudflare resources as part of a build.
• Sentry tracks errors in a live app. Pull error and performance details so the agent can help find the cause of a bug.

Databases and data

• Supabase is a database with user accounts and file storage. Inspect your schema and work with your data and auth.
• Neon is a serverless Postgres database. Manage databases and branches for your app.
• Airtable is a spreadsheet that works like a database. Read and update your records, tables, and fields.

Payments and commerce

• Stripe takes payments and handles billing. Work with payments, products, and billing data.
• Square takes payments online and in person. Work with payments, catalog, and orders.
• PayPal takes payments. Work with orders and payments.

Project management

• Linear tracks issues and product work. Create and update issues and projects so your tracker stays in step with the build.
• Atlassian covers Jira for tracking work and Confluence for team docs. Work with your Jira issues and Confluence pages.
• Asana tracks tasks and projects. Work with your tasks and projects.
• monday.com manages your team's work. Work with your boards and items.

Communication and CRM

• Slack is where your team chats. Read and post messages, useful for apps that send notifications.
• Notion holds your team's docs and databases. Read and update pages so your app can pull from or write to them.
• HubSpot manages contacts, deals, and customers. Work with your CRM records when your app touches customer data.
• Intercom handles customer support and messaging. Work with your conversations and contacts.

Design

• Canva creates designs and visual assets. Generate and manage designs and export assets for your app.

Adding more

If a service you use is not in the catalog, you can ask for it. See Request an integration. Support for connecting your own MCP server is coming; see Custom MCP.

Next steps