An icon is not an integration. This page lists what is connected today and what is not, in the same table, because the second half is the part that is usually missing.
Channels
A channel is how a message reaches an agent and how the reply goes back.
| Channel | State | Direction | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Connected | Reads and sends | Standard IMAP and SMTP. Works with any provider that speaks them, including Google and Microsoft | |
| Telegram | Connected | Reads and sends | |
| Slack | Connected | Reads and sends | The installer does not wire it. We do, after install |
| Web chat | Connected | Reads and sends | The panel, and a widget on your site if you publish one |
| Voice | Connected | Reads and sends | Answers a call, delegates, and replies on the same call |
| On request | Reads and sends | The channel layer supports it; the adapter is built when a customer needs it | |
| SMS | On request | Reads and sends | As above |
All the working channels open the connection outward. None of them requires a port to be opened toward your machine.
Everything else
| Connected | Nothing beyond the channels above |
| Partial, not usable yet | Google Calendar, Google Drive |
| Not built, available on request | Sheets, Meet, Notion, HubSpot, QuickBooks, Stripe, Zapier |
Google Calendar and Drive have connectors written and neither is reachable by an agent yet. Drive access, when it is finished, is scoped to files the node itself created; the other Google connectors ask for their own scope, which you approve in your own Google account.
Two things follow from this table and are worth saying plainly. First, the list is short. Second, a new connector is a small piece of work. A tool is a row in the registry with a body behind it. If you need one, the question is when, not whether.
Models
One gateway carries every model call, so changing provider is a configuration change. Wired today:
| Provider | Reaches |
|---|---|
| Anthropic | Claude |
| Gemini | |
| OpenRouter | Most of the rest, including OpenAI |
There is no local model. The only model that runs on your machine is the small one used to index your own text for search. If running inference locally matters to you, it matters now, before a pilot and not during one.
What self-hosted means here
The word gets used loosely, so it is defined once and this is the definition the rest of the site means:
Your data, your configuration, the decision logic and the audit log are on your machine, and
that machine needs no inbound connection from the internet. The model call goes out. Nothing
else does.
Paying for models
Two ways, decided during setup.
Managed. We hold the provider accounts and you get one bill.
Bring your own. You plug in your own keys and pay the providers directly. Independent of us from that point on.
There is no subscription for the software either way.