Integrations

Connector catalog

The external services you can connect to AltStudio today — CRMs, trackers, docs, meetings, and more — so Alto and agents can work with their tools and data.

These are the services you can connect from Settings → Connectors to bring external tools and context into AltStudio. Once connected, a service's tools are available to Alto in a conversation and to nodes on the canvas — see using connector tools.

Connectors come in two kinds:

  • MCP servers — services with an official hosted MCP server that AltStudio connects to and discovers tools from.
  • Built-in integrations — services AltStudio integrates with directly.

Available connectors

ConnectorCategoryTypeWhat it brings in
AttioCRMMCP serverPeople, companies, deals, lists, notes, and tasks.
AirtableDatabasesMCP serverRecords and base schema — read, create, and update.
LinearProject trackingMCP serverIssues, projects, and teams.
Atlassian (Jira & Confluence)Project trackingMCP serverJira issues & projects and Confluence pages.
monday.comProject trackingMCP serverBoards, items, and updates.
NotionDocs & knowledgeMCP serverPages, databases, and workspace content.
GranolaMeetingsMCP serverMeeting notes and transcripts.
SentryMonitoringMCP serverIssues and errors across your projects.
WixWebMCP serverSite content and store.
WebflowPublishingIntegrationSite structure and content — including publishing updates.
CanvaDesignIntegrationDesign assets and creation.

The connectors available to you — and their exact status — are shown in Settings → Connectors, which is the live source of truth. The catalog is expanding, so you may see additional services there; some newer ones can need extra setup before they're ready to use.

The connector catalog in Settings → Connectors, showing available services and their status.
The connector catalog in Settings → Connectors, showing available services and their status.

Connecting one

Each connector is added and authenticated from Settings → Connectors. MCP servers use an OAuth sign-in (or an API key); built-in integrations use their own sign-in. The full walkthrough is in connecting an MCP server.

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