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MCP Tools Integration

Connect your AIVAH agents to a wide range of applications and services using the Model Context Protocol (MCP). This powerful integration framework enables seamless connectivity with popular productivity tools and custom applications. MCP Integrations Overview

πŸ”Œ Available Integrations

Communication & Collaboration

  • Gmail: Send and manage emails directly through your agent
  • Slack: Post messages, manage channels, and interact with teams
  • Microsoft Outlook: Email management and calendar integration

Productivity & Project Management

  • Notion: Create, read, and update Notion pages and databases
  • Google Calendar: Schedule meetings and manage appointments
  • Google Sheets: Read and write spreadsheet data

Development & Code Management

  • GitHub: Repository management, issue tracking, and code operations
  • Composio: Advanced workflow automation and integration platform

Document & File Management

  • Google Drive: File storage, sharing, and document management
  • Airtable: Database operations and record management

Database & Backend Services

  • Supabase: Database operations and backend functionality
  • Perplexity AI: Enhanced search and research capabilities

Design & Creative Tools

  • Figma: Design file access and collaboration
  • DocuSign: Document signing and workflow management

Task & Time Management

  • Google Tasks: Task creation and management
  • Calendly: Meeting scheduling and availability management

Social & Communication Platforms

  • Twitter: Social media posting and engagement
  • Firecrawl: Web scraping and data extraction

πŸ” Finding Your Apps

Search MCP Apps Use the search functionality to quickly find and configure your desired integrations:
  1. Search Interface: Type β€œCal” or any app name to filter available integrations
  2. Category Browsing: Browse by categories like productivity, communication, or development
  3. Status Indicators: See which integrations are active or inactive at a glance

βš™οΈ Integration Setup Process

Step 1: Select Your Integration

  1. Navigate to the Integrations section in your AIVAH dashboard
  2. Use the search bar to find your desired app or browse by category
  3. Click on the integration you want to configure

Step 2: Authentication

Each integration requires specific authentication:
  • OAuth 2.0: Most modern apps use OAuth for secure authentication
  • API Keys: Some services require API key configuration
  • Webhook Setup: Real-time integrations may need webhook configuration

Step 3: Configure Permissions

Define what your agent can do with each integrated service:
  • Read Access: View information from the connected app
  • Write Access: Create and modify data in the connected app
  • Administrative Access: Full management capabilities (where supported)

Step 4: Test Connection

  • Connection Validation: Verify authentication and permissions
  • Functionality Testing: Test basic operations to ensure proper setup
  • Error Handling: Review any connection issues and resolve them

Gmail Integration

Capabilities:
  • Send emails on behalf of users
  • Read and organize inbox messages
  • Manage email labels and filters
  • Schedule email sending
Setup Requirements:
  • Google account authentication
  • Gmail API access permissions
  • Optional: Custom email templates

Slack Integration

Capabilities:
  • Post messages to channels
  • Send direct messages
  • Manage channel membership
  • Upload files and attachments
Setup Requirements:
  • Slack workspace permissions
  • Bot token configuration
  • Channel access permissions

GitHub Integration

Capabilities:
  • Repository management
  • Issue creation and tracking
  • Pull request operations
  • Code review assistance
Setup Requirements:
  • GitHub personal access token
  • Repository access permissions
  • Webhook configuration (optional)

Notion Integration

Capabilities:
  • Database operations
  • Page creation and updates
  • Content management
  • Template utilization
Setup Requirements:
  • Notion workspace access
  • Integration permissions
  • Database sharing settings

πŸ”§ Advanced Configuration

Custom MCP Servers

Build your own integrations using the MCP protocol:
  1. Protocol Implementation: Follow MCP specification
  2. Server Development: Create custom MCP server
  3. AIVAH Registration: Register your custom server
  4. Testing & Deployment: Test thoroughly before production use

Workflow Automation

Combine multiple integrations for powerful workflows:
  • Multi-App Operations: Chain operations across different apps
  • Conditional Logic: Use if/then logic for smart automation
  • Data Synchronization: Keep information synchronized across platforms

πŸ“Š Integration Management

Monitoring & Analytics

  • Usage Statistics: Track integration usage and performance
  • Error Reporting: Monitor and resolve integration issues
  • Performance Metrics: Measure response times and reliability

Security & Compliance

  • Access Controls: Manage who can use which integrations
  • Audit Logging: Track all integration activities
  • Data Protection: Ensure compliance with privacy regulations

πŸš€ Best Practices

Security

  • Principle of Least Privilege: Only grant necessary permissions
  • Regular Audits: Review and update access permissions regularly
  • Token Rotation: Regularly refresh API keys and tokens

Performance

  • Rate Limiting: Respect API rate limits for each service
  • Caching: Use caching where appropriate to improve performance
  • Error Handling: Implement robust error handling and retry logic

User Experience

  • Clear Feedback: Provide clear feedback on integration actions
  • Graceful Degradation: Handle service outages gracefully
  • Documentation: Keep integration capabilities well-documented

πŸ†˜ Troubleshooting

Common Issues

  • Authentication Failures: Check credentials and permissions
  • API Rate Limits: Monitor usage and implement appropriate delays
  • Service Outages: Have fallback strategies for service interruptions
  • Permission Errors: Verify and update access permissions

Support Resources

  • MCP Documentation: Official protocol documentation
  • Community Forums: Connect with other developers and users
  • Support Tickets: Direct support for complex integration issues
  • Integration Guides: Step-by-step guides for popular services
The MCP integration framework transforms your AIVAH agent into a powerful automation hub that can interact with virtually any modern application or service.