Integrations

An integration connects Dexto to another service. This lets an agent work with information and actions outside Dexto, with only the access you choose to give it.

When you connect a service, Dexto learns which actions it provides so agents can find and use them when needed.

Examples

Available connections include:

• Excalidraw for creating and updating visual workspaces.
• Higgsfield for creating media.
• HubSpot for working with contacts, companies, and deals.
• Hugging Face for finding models and working with repositories.
• Linear for reading project context and helping with issues.
• Notion for finding and using workspace knowledge.
• PostHog for product analytics, feature flags, insights, and errors.
• Railway for inspecting workspaces and projects.
• Sentry for investigating errors and events.
• Slack for searching conversations, sending messages, and updating canvases.
• Stripe for working with billing, customers, products, and payments.
• Supabase for working with projects, databases, functions, storage, and logs.
• Todoist for working with tasks, projects, and plans.

The available catalog can grow over time.

Connect another service

Many integrations are powered by the Model Context Protocol (MCP), an open standard for connecting AI apps to other services. If a service supports it, you can connect that service even when it is not yet in Dexto’s catalog.

Dexto automatically discovers the tools a connected service offers. You can also ask an agent to connect a supported service or a custom endpoint. You will still approve the connection and sign in when required.

You stay in control of which accounts are connected. Dexto shows when a connection is needed and what it can be used for.

For a step-by-step connection, see the client setup guide.

Integrations can also support repeating work through automations.