Connect your agent to Slack, email, calendar, messaging apps, and more — so it can help you everywhere you work.
Connections let your AI assistant integrate with the tools you already use. Once connected, your agent can:
All connections respect your security settings — you control what your agent can read, write, and send.
Let your agent read channels, send messages, summarize threads, and create tasks from @mentions.
Triage emails, draft responses, create tasks from important messages, and manage your inbox.
Check your schedule, create events, send meeting invites, and get pre-meeting briefings.
Read and send iMessages from your Mac. Your agent can respond to texts on your behalf (with approval).
Monitor and respond to messages across other platforms. Great for teams and communities.
Pinchr supports the Model Context Protocol (MCP) — an open standard for connecting AI assistants to external tools and data sources.
MCP servers are plugins that extend your agent's capabilities. They provide access to:
Browse available MCP servers from Settings → Connections → MCP Servers, or check the MCP documentation for details.
Your agent will help you set up connections when you need them. Just tell it what you want to do:
You can also add connections manually from Settings → Connections:
Browse available integrations and select the one you want to add.
Most connections use OAuth — you'll be redirected to authorize Pinchr. Your credentials are never stored.
Choose what your agent can read and write. You can adjust these later from Security settings.
Your agent will confirm the connection works and show you what it can do.
View and manage all connections from Settings → Connections:
Change what your agent can access — read-only, read/write, or require approval for each action.
If a connection stops working, re-authorize it from Settings. OAuth tokens expire periodically.
See when your agent last accessed each connection and what it did (from Audit Log).
Disconnect anytime. Your agent will lose access immediately, and credentials are deleted.
Here's what becomes possible with connections:
"Summarize my unread Slack DMs and emails. Create high-priority tasks for anything urgent."
"If someone @mentions me in #engineering, read the thread and respond if it's a simple question. Ask me first for complex ones."
"Find a 30-minute slot next week when both me and Sarah are free. Send her a calendar invite."
"If I get a Slack message in #incidents outside work hours, ping me via iMessage immediately."
"Every Friday at 4 PM, draft a weekly update email summarizing my completed tasks. Send it to my manager for approval."
All connections are secured and respect your permission settings:
Ask your agent or reach out to our community — we're happy to help.