connectors

What you can do with it

• Install an app connector as a skill in Claude Code, Cursor or Codex so the agent can use apps like Notion
• Run a connector as a local MCP server to give any MCP-compatible assistant tools for that app
• Call a connector from the command line or a scheduled job to search or update data in a third-party app

Ways a business could use it

• Let an AI assistant read and update project or notes tools such as Notion or Trello, cutting manual admin time
• Automate routine tasks from cron jobs or GitHub Actions using your own app credentials, without paying for extra workflow tools

Can you use it commercially?

Not open source (Elastic licence). Usually free to use for your own business, but you can't resell it or offer it as a hosted service. Read the licence.

Not legal advice. Read the project's licence file before building a product on it.

Getting it running

Install each connector with npm or npx (Node 22.18+), or add it as a skill in a compatible AI client, and supply credentials through an environment variable or a Zapier connection.

Follow the official instructions in the project README.

Things to check

• Marked as a prototype; breaking changes are expected in minor versions
• Licence is Elastic License 2.0, which is source-available rather than fully open source and restricts offering it as a hosted service
• Easiest authentication path relies on a Zapier account, which may be paid
• Only a few connectors may exist so far

Who's talking about it

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