Your agent works inside the tools your business already runs
Everything connects on your own credentials, gated by your permission — nothing routes through Lanoko-owned keys or proxies. A curated set connects with a guided setup, and anything that speaks MCP can be added as a skill.
Point your agent at the data your business already owns
Your warehouses, databases, and cloud accounts hold the numbers your work runs on. Connect them via MCP and your agent reads, interprets, and transforms that data in place — on your credentials, with the access you grant. Data is the foundation; the apps below are how the work gets done.
Curated tools, connected with a guided setup
These are the apps we surface with a step-by-step setup flow. You authorize each one on your own account; the agent acts only within the scopes you approve.
Reach your agent from Discord or Microsoft Teams
These are inbound chat channels, not act-inside integrations. Message your agent from Discord or Microsoft Teams and it answers there, the same conversation you'd have in Mission Control. Unlike the Slack integration above, your agent doesn't post, react, or take actions inside the workspace; it listens and replies when you reach out.
Any email inbox, any calendar
“Google Workspace” above means Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Contacts, Sheets, and Docs — one connection covers all six. If you're not on Google, your agent also connects to any email account over IMAP/SMTP (iCloud Mail, Outlook/Microsoft 365, Fastmail, a work Exchange account, and most others) and syncs calendars over CalDAV, including iCloud, Fastmail, and Nextcloud, alongside Google Calendar. Just ask your agent to connect one and it'll walk you through the setup.
The long tail, added as a skill
Beyond the guided set, your agent can reach any service that exposes an MCP server — plus the data sources above. This is not one-click OAuth: you point the agent at the service and provide your own credentials once. If it speaks MCP or OpenAPI, it can become a tool.
Don’t see your tool?
If it has an MCP server or an OpenAPI spec, your agent can almost certainly use it. Tell us what you need, or browse what the community has already built.