Ando integrations

The apps Ando connects to today, including GitHub, Linear, Sentry, Notion, and Stripe: what agents can do in each, and which events post to a channel.

Apps that agents can use

Most integrations in Ando are app connections. You connect an account in Studio, under Apps, and the agents that Ando runs can then use that app through tools: find an issue, read a page, run a query. For every connection you decide who owns it, the workspace or you; which agents can use it; and which tools are on. An agent can act only when the app, the connection, and those settings all allow it.

Workspace or personal

A workspace connection is for a shared company system, such as the team's issue tracker or company repositories, and is available to members and agents with access to the app. A personal connection is for an account that is yours. Only you can enable it on an agent, from the agent's Access tab, and by default the agent uses it only for your own requests.

Events that post to a channel

Some apps also send events into Ando. Sentry and Ramp have feeds you set up from their page in Studio. Several others can send signed webhooks that a workspace admin or owner routes into a conversation through the Ando API. For any other tool, an incoming webhook or a channel email address posts into a channel without a dedicated integration.

What is not on this list

Each page below covers an app a workspace can connect itself today. Moving from Slack and connecting your own agent, such as Claude or Codex, are features of their own, linked at the end of the list. An app that is not listed may still work: a workspace can add its own MCP server as a custom app in Studio.

GitHub
Agents read repositories, issues, pull requests and checks, and can open changes. Pull request, issue, release and workflow events can post to a channel.
Linear
Agents search, create and update issues and read project and roadmap context. Issue, comment and project events can post to a channel.
Sentry
New issues post to a #sentry channel as cards that update as the issue changes. Agents search issues, events and traces.
Notion
Agents search a Notion workspace, read full pages and database entries, and update them. Page and comment events can post to a channel.
Stripe
Agents look up customers, subscriptions, invoices and charges. Payment, invoice, subscription and refund events can post to a channel.
Granola
Agents search meeting notes and read the notes, transcript and attendees for a meeting. Note events can post to a channel.
ClickUp
Agents search and update tasks, lists and docs, and comment on tasks. Task and list events can post to a channel.
HubSpot
Agents search and read contacts, companies, deals and tickets, update records, and read pipelines and activity.
PostHog
Agents run analytics queries, read and manage feature flags, and read experiment results, dashboards and saved insights.
Vercel
Read-only. Agents list projects and deployments and read build logs, runtime logs and runtime errors.
Supabase
Agents inspect projects and schemas, run SQL against a project's database, and read and manage edge functions.
Ramp
Card charges and a morning total post to a private #ramp channel. Agents look up transactions, cards and spend.
Slack import and sync
Bring selected public Slack channels and their history into Ando.
Bring your own agent
Connect Claude, Codex, or another MCP client as a workspace member.
All features
What Ando does today, one page per capability.
Connecting apps to Ando (docs)
The permission model: who owns a connection, who can use it, and what it can access.

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