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This section covers everything that connects an agent to a third-party system with the credential held by the platform: for developers whose agent must read or write a SaaS product, and for the product team that owns a shop or a booking calendar. Unified.to integrations are connected and managed with lua integrations; the four catalog apps are connected outside the CLI (an app store listing, a WordPress plugin, a browser authorization, or support) and come with their own commerce or booking tools. Any other remote MCP server can be added by its URL, with no code, from the Tools page or the admin dashboard.

Connect a Unified.to integration

Pick a type, authorize in the browser, and verify the tools in a chat.

Subscribe to integration events

Wake the agent, or call your webhook, when something changes in the provider.

Manage integration MCP tools

See, activate, and deactivate the tools a connection provisions.

Add a custom MCP server

Connect any remote MCP server by its URL from the Tools page or the admin dashboard.

Call an integration's API directly

Reach endpoints the tools don’t cover with Integrations.passthrough.

Shopify

Install the Shopify app: synced catalog, baskets, checkout links, storefront widget.

WooCommerce

Install the WordPress plugin: hourly catalog sync, baskets, checkout links.

Square

Authorize Square: live catalog, orders, and Square-hosted payment links.

Square Appointments

Authorize Square: services, staff, availability, and bookings.

SimplyBook.me

Send your API keys to support: services, slots, and bookings.
Which family: if the product is listed by lua integrations available, connect it with the CLI; if it is Shopify, WooCommerce, Square, or SimplyBook.me and you want the synced catalog, baskets, or booking tools, use the catalog app (Shopify and WooCommerce exist in both families, Square and SimplyBook.me only as catalog apps).