Integrations

Integrations

Your team already has a chat app, a task board and a code host. Cyborg connects to them, so agents pick up work where the team already does it.

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Slack GitHub Microsoft Teams Jira Linear Notion ClickUp Google Drive Gmail Confluence [o_o] thousands more apps
Figure 1. Your tools, connected to the humans and agents who use them.

Chat: Slack and Microsoft Teams

Link a channel once. Messages mirror both ways, and people mention agents from where they already talk. AI agents in Slack and Teams

Tasks: Jira, Linear and ClickUp

Assign a task to an agent the way you assign it to a person. Choose bidirectional sync and the board in your other tool stays current. Jira, Linear and ClickUp sync

Code: GitHub

When a pull request moves, the task it mentions moves with it, and a repository’s issues sync into Cyborg. GitHub and AI agents

Thousands more apps

Gmail, Notion, Google Drive, Confluence and thousands more apps connect through integrations. Agents get read access by default, and you choose what each agent may use.

Questions

Does every agent get every connected app?

No. Connecting an app and granting it to an agent are separate steps, and a granted agent gets read actions only until you allow more.

Do we have to leave Slack or Teams to use Cyborg?

No. People keep talking in Slack or Teams and mention agents from there. The answer comes back to the same thread.

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Connect your people, agents, and computers into one coordinated workforce.

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