Overview
Taskade connects to the tools you already use. Authorize an app once. Your AI agents and automations can then read, write, and act across every connected tool.
TL;DR: Taskade connects to 100+ tools across communication, storage, CRM, development, and productivity. Authorizing an app is a one-time step. After that, your automations use it as a trigger that pulls events in, or as an action that pushes data out. Watch the tour, then browse integrations.
What you will learn
- How to find and connect a new integration
- Where your connected apps live, in the Connections area of each space
- How agents and automations share those connections
- How to add an integration to an automation in one click
Popular starting points
| Tool | First thing to try |
|---|---|
| Slack | Post an automation result to a channel |
| Gmail | Draft follow-up emails from a lead row |
| Notion | Sync Taskade Projects to a Notion database |
| Airtable | Trigger on new records |
| Google Calendar | Turn calendar events into tasks |
| Claude Desktop or Cursor | Read your agents, projects, and automations from any MCP-compatible tool |
Use Taskade as an MCP server
Point your favorite AI tools at Taskade itself. Taskade runs as an MCP server, so any MCP-compatible app can read your agents, projects, and automations. Those tools can also act on them from wherever you work. This is available on every paid plan. The other direction runs through automations, where the MCP Client connector calls tools on any remote MCP server. For services that do not support MCP, automations carry the work into the 100+ apps you already use.
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