zapier/connectors

Algolia provides agent-callable tools for Algolia Search and Recommend APIs. Use it to index, search, browse, and manage records, settings, synonyms, query rules, and AI recommendations.

Alpaca provides agent-callable tools for placing and managing stock, crypto, and options orders, plus reading balances, positions, portfolio history, assets, market hours, and watchlists. Use it when working with an Alpaca brokerage account or trading via Alpaca.

Clay creates, updates, and finds rows in Clay tables, and helps resolve workspaces, tables, views, and users. Use it when you need to write structured data to Clay or look up records by field value.

DataForSEO provides read-only tools for Google SERPs, keyword and domain analytics, backlinks, local business data, on-page audits, and AI-search visibility. Use it when you need SEO or AI-answer data from DataForSEO.

Discord provides agent-callable tools to send, edit, delete, and react to messages, start threads and forum posts, and manage channels, members, roles, and webhooks in Discord servers. Use it when a user mentions Discord or needs to read or manage a server.

Dropbox lets an agent upload, organize, search, share, and read files and folders in Dropbox. Use it when you need to save, move, list, or share content in cloud storage.

ElevenLabs converts text to speech, generates sound effects and dialogue, transcribes audio or video, and manages voices and quota. Use it for narration, voiceovers, transcription, voice changing, or synthetic voice design.

Firecrawl turns URLs into clean Markdown, crawls sites, searches the web, and extracts structured data. Use it when you need to read, scrape, map, or search web pages programmatically.

GitLab lets an agent manage GitLab issues, merge requests, repository files, searches, and pipelines. Use it when working in GitLab, reviewing or merging MRs, committing changes, or running CI.

Google Ads works with Google Ads accounts to read campaigns, ad groups, ads, and reports, and to manage campaign status, budgets, and conversion tracking. Use it when you need to inspect or change advertising data in Google Ads.

Google Analytics lets you run GA4 reports, inspect supported dimensions and metrics, and navigate accounts and properties. Use it to answer traffic and conversion questions or manage key events, custom definitions, and Measurement Protocol events.

Google Calendar lets an agent create, update, move, search, and delete events, check free/busy time, and manage calendars and sharing. Use it when someone wants to schedule or find meetings, even if they do not mention Google Calendar by name.

Google Contacts provides tools to create, find, update, and delete contacts in Google Contacts. Use it to look up people, manage labels and photos, or promote “other contacts” into saved contacts.

Google Docs creates, reads, exports, and edits Google Docs documents. Use it to find documents, change text and formatting, insert tables or images, and adjust page styles.

Google Sheets lets an agent read and write spreadsheet data as rows or raw cells, manage worksheets and columns, and apply formatting, sorting, and validation. Use it when you need to look up, add, update, or organize Google Sheets data.

Google Tasks provides tools to create, list, update, complete, move, and delete tasks and task lists. Use it when managing Google Tasks or to-dos, even if the user does not say Google Tasks explicitly.

Harvest lets agents log and edit time entries, start and stop timers, and manage the projects, clients, contacts, and tasks they relate to. It also reads invoices and account settings when checking what was billed or how time tracking is configured.

HeyGen generates AI avatar videos, translates and lip-syncs videos, synthesizes speech, and browses or clones voices and avatars. Use it when creating or checking HeyGen video and voice jobs.

Linear creates, updates, finds, and comments on issues, and manages projects, teams, states, labels, users, and cycles. Use it when you need to work with Linear issues or project tracking, even if Linear is not named explicitly.

Microsoft OneDrive provides tools to browse, search, upload, download, move, copy, and share OneDrive files and folders. Use it when someone needs to work with OneDrive content or sharing links.

Microsoft Outlook reads, searches, sends, and organizes Outlook mail, calendar events, and contacts through Microsoft Graph. Use it when working with Microsoft 365 email, scheduling, or contact lookup.

Microsoft SharePoint provides tools to find sites and libraries, browse and search files and folders, manage lists and list items, and author site pages. Use it when working with SharePoint sites, documents, lists, or pages.

Microsoft Todo creates, finds, completes, and organizes tasks and task lists in Microsoft To Do. Use it to capture a task, check a to-do list, mark work done, or break a task into checklist steps.

Notion tools for searching pages and databases, reading and creating pages, querying data sources, appending content, and managing schemas. Use when you need to find, read, create, or edit Notion content.

Perplexity asks web-grounded questions with citations, runs and polls deep research jobs, lists available models, and searches the web. Use it for current answers or ranked search results.