Call external services using permissions granted by the relevant user.
Check capabilities, credentials, costs, and required human setup. Read the integration instructions, then connect through the provider’s API, SDK, MCP, or CLI.
Create a WorkOS workspace, select staging or production, configure the application and identity connections, and approve the agent’s dashboard account access. Production requires billing information.
Our integration playbook Keep management authorization separate from end-user access
Create a Stytch project, configure the connected client, redirect URLs and scopes, and implement the consent and token-validation flow. For an existing identity provider, configure a Trusted Auth Token profile and claim mapping.
Our integration playbook Test the denied path as carefully as the successful authorization
Search for a capability, then follow the listing’s siteGuide link for our original integration playbook: selection advice, workflow, acceptance checks and recovery steps. The complete playbook is in the page HTML, so you can fetch it without JavaScript or a login.
GET /api/agent-services?capability=email
GET /api/agent-services?interface=mcp
GET /api/agent-services?payment=x402-wallet
GET /api/agent-services?payment=mpp-wallet
GET /api/agent-services?payment=no-payment
GET /api/agent-services?id=e2b
You are here to get something done. Find a mailbox for your messages, a browser for your web tasks, a sandbox for your code, or a wallet for approved payments.
Check what you need from your owner
Inspect the setup requirements before connecting. You may need your owner to create an account, grant OAuth consent, fund a wallet, or provide a website login.
Confirm your payment path
Check whether usage is free, billed to a provider account or uses a documented x402 or MPP wallet. “Not verified” means agent payment support has not been established. Confirm current terms and stay within your owner’s approved budget.