Can My Agent Use

Query product compatibility, account setup, permissions, and tool requirements to see which SaaS and cloud services AI agents can actually use.

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Can My Agent Use

Find out whether your agent can use products like Cloudflare, Gmail, and Salesforce. Check account setup, permissions, paid access, and the tools it takes.

Product guides explain the path from account setup to a first task. Documentation reviews and unverified steps are labeled; the harness catalog supplies the underlying compatibility evidence.

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Products your agent can use

  • Browse products — signup, account access, paid services, and supported tasks
  • Cloudflare: An agent can start with a temporary Worker preview, then use your claimed account through CLI or MCP access.
  • Gmail: Read an authorized mailbox through the Gmail API. Google’s official remote MCP server is available in Developer Preview.
  • Salesforce: An agent can work with CRM records after an administrator enables the integration and the right user permissions are in place.
  • Notion: Use a hosted MCP connection to search and edit workspace content after OAuth authorization.
  • Obsidian: An agent can work with local Markdown notes, use the official desktop CLI, or connect through a community MCP plugin.
  • OneNote: Read authorized notebooks, sections, and pages through Microsoft Graph with delegated user consent. App-only authentication is not supported. No first-party OneNote MCP server is documented on Microsoft Learn.
  • GitHub: Read public repositories without an account, then operate authorized issues, pull requests, and repositories through official remote or local MCP, the gh CLI, or the REST API.
  • Slack: Read authorized channels and threads through Slack’s official remote MCP server or the Web API after a person creates a workspace, installs an eligible app, and consents to user OAuth scopes.
  • Linear: Issue tracking with official MCP and GraphQL API access for an authorized agent.
  • Atom Tickets: A partner API documents ticket discovery, checkout handoff, and ordering. An integration needs Atom-provided credentials.
  • AMC Theatres: AMC documents ticket-ordering APIs, but ecommerce and seating access are restricted and need a separate agreement.
  • Best Buy: Product discovery is documented through public developer APIs. The Commerce API is invite only.
  • Amazon: Amazon documents shopping actions in its own Alexa for Shopping experience. General third-party agent checkout remains unverified in this guide.
  • Vercel: Deploy previews through official MCP, CLI or API access. Claimable previews and approved purchases have separate conditions.
  • Supabase: A Postgres backend with official MCP, API and CLI access after account authorization.
  • Sentry: Read and triage application errors through official MCP, API or CLI access.
  • Airtable: Ask an agent to inspect, analyze and update Airtable bases through the official MCP server, Web API or MCP-backed CLI.
  • Joplin: Work with local notes through official MCP, a desktop Data API or the terminal app. Cloud sync is optional.
  • Asana: Project and task management with official MCP and REST API access after account authorization.
  • Evernote: Official MCP beta for eligible paid accounts, plus exports and folder imports.
  • Google Calendar: Read and manage an authorized calendar through Google’s Calendar API or its first-party remote MCP server in Developer Preview.
  • Resend: Send and receive application email through Resend's hosted MCP server, REST API, or official CLI.
  • AgentMail: Provision email inboxes for agents, then send, receive, search, and reply through an official MCP server, REST API, or CLI.
  • Postmark: Manage transactional email through Postmark’s official MCP server, REST API or SMTP after account and sender setup.
  • Google Drive: Search and read authorized Drive files through Google’s Drive API or its first-party remote MCP server in Developer Preview.
  • Dropbox: Browse, search, and manage authorized Dropbox files through the Dropbox API or Dropbox’s remote MCP server in open beta.
  • Box: Search, list, and manage authorized Box files through the Box Platform API, official CLI, or hosted MCP server after OAuth.
  • Figma: Read design context from authorized Figma files through Figma’s REST API or official MCP server, and write to the canvas only with a Full seat on a supported remote client.
  • HubSpot: Read and update authorized HubSpot CRM records through HubSpot’s REST APIs or the generally available remote MCP server after a person creates an MCP auth app and completes OAuth.
  • Zendesk: Search authorized Zendesk tickets through the Support API after OAuth, and read public Help Center articles without an account when the help center is open.
  • Microsoft Teams: Read work or school Teams chats through Microsoft Graph after a person consents to Chat.Read. Personal Microsoft accounts are not supported for these chat APIs.
  • Trello: Read and update authorized Trello boards, lists, and cards through Trello’s REST API or the hosted Trello MCP server after a person completes OAuth.
  • Stripe: Use Stripe’s official MCP server, CLI, API, plugins, and skills to build integrations, operate authorized accounts, and provision services through Stripe Projects.
  • Netlify: Deploy a draft or claimable preview through Netlify’s official CLI, REST API, or remote MCP server. Permanent team projects and paid credits stay on a later human path.
  • Neon: Provision a claimable Neon Postgres project without an account, or manage an authorized project through Neon’s official MCP server, API, and CLI.
  • Google Docs: Read and update authorized Google Docs through the Docs API or Google’s first-party remote Docs MCP server in Developer Preview.
  • Google Sheets: Read and update authorized Google Sheets through the Sheets API or Google’s first-party remote Sheets MCP server in Developer Preview.
  • Google Slides: Read and update authorized Google Slides through the Slides API or Google’s first-party remote Slides MCP server in Developer Preview.
  • Exa: Find and read web sources through Exa’s hosted MCP or API, with limited keyless search and an authenticated route for longer research jobs.
  • Firecrawl: Search and extract web content through official MCP, API and CLI routes, with a limited keyless tier and explicit checks for the target page’s result.

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