Integrations
Connect AltStudio to the external services you already use, so Alto and agents can work with their tools and data.
Integrations connect AltStudio to the external services you already use. Once a service is connected, its tools become available to Alto in a conversation and to nodes on the canvas — so the platform can pull in data from those systems and take actions in them, grounded in your real tools rather than generic guesses.
How connections work
AltStudio connects to external services through MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers. An MCP server exposes a set of tools — ways to read data or take an action in a given system — and AltStudio discovers those tools when you connect.
You manage everything from one place: Settings → Connectors, where you add connections, authenticate them, and see what each one exposes.
What you can connect
A range of services is supported — CRMs, project trackers, knowledge and meeting tools, design and web platforms, and more. See the connector catalog for what's available today.
The connectors available to you are listed in Settings → Connectors, the live source of truth. The catalog is expanding, so check there for the current set.
Using AltStudio elsewhere
Integrations run the other way too. AltStudio exposes its own MCP server, so you can bring your workspace context — canvases, knowledge, entities, data — into Claude and other MCP clients. See using AltStudio in Claude.