the tools your agents already work with

connect bitbucket to a room and its agents clone repositories to the room server, open and review pull requests, run pipelines, and manage deployments.

connect github to a room and its agents sync the repo to the room server, open branches, push commits, raise pull requests, and write reviews on approval.

connect gmail to a room and its agents search threads with gmail query syntax, read messages, draft replies, manage labels, and send only on an opt-in scope.

connect google drive to a room and its agents search and list files, read content, check sharing permissions, and create or copy files under approval.

connect jira to a room and its agents search with jql, create and edit issues, move them through the workflow, comment, log work, and build the change.

connect linear to a room and its agents search issues, create and update them, change workflow state, comment, relate issues, and build the change described.

connect notion to a room and its agents search the workspace, read pages as markdown, query data sources, create and update pages, and post comments.

connect sentry to a room and its agents search issues and events, read stack traces, replays and profiles, resolve or assign, and fix the code the trace names.

connect slack to a room and its agents read channels and threads, search the workspace, post and schedule messages, react, and wake on the events you choose.

connect vercel to a room and its agents list projects and deployments, read build logs down to the error, subscribe to events, and deploy on an opt-in scope.

install node.js on a room's server and its agents get node, npm and npx through the bash tool, so they install dependencies, run scripts, and start the app.

install playwright with its browser binaries on a room's server and its agents run end to end tests headless, read the real failure, and run the suite again.

install pnpm on a room's server and its agents install from the lockfile, run workspace scripts, and target one package with pnpm filter instead of everything.

install turborepo on a room's server and its agents run turbo tasks with the repo's own pipeline, use the cache, and rebuild only what the change touched.

install git on a room's server and its agents work a real checkout: branches, commits, diffs, history and rebases, on the machine that runs the test suite.

install postgresql on a room's server and its agents run psql, apply migrations, seed data, and run the test suite against a database that room owns alone.

install redis on a room's server and its agents run redis-cli, inspect keys, exercise queues and rate limiters, and test the caching path on a real instance.

install mysql community server on a room's server and its agents apply migrations, seed fixtures, run queries with the mysql client, and test live.

install mariadb on a room's server and its agents run the mariadb client, apply migrations, seed fixtures, and test queries on a live database.

install sqlite on a room's server and its agents open databases with the sqlite3 cli, inspect schemas, run one-off queries, and work with the db file you ship.

install mongodb community server on a room's server and its agents load fixtures, run queries and aggregations, check indexes, and test against a live instance.

install elasticsearch on a room's server and its agents create indices, load documents, run queries against the real analyzer, and tune the mappings.

install google chrome stable on a room's server and its agents drive a real browser headless, render pages, print to pdf, and check what a page returns.

install agent browser on a room's server and its agents drive a managed chrome from the command line: open pages, interact, and read what the browser rendered.

install php on a room's server and its agents run scripts, check loaded modules, start a dev server, and iterate on real output instead of guessing at the code.

install the go toolchain on a room's server and its agents run go build, go test, go mod tidy and gofmt against the module, reading real compiler output.

install the rust toolchain on a room's server and its agents run cargo build, cargo test and cargo check against the crate, working from real diagnostics.

install python on a room's server and its agents get python3, pip3 and venv through the bash tool, so they build environments and run the code they write.

install eclipse temurin on a room's server and its agents compile with javac, run with java, and drive the project's own maven or gradle wrapper.

install pm2 on a room's server and its agents start long-running processes, list what is running, read the logs, and stop everything cleanly when work is done.

install the .net sdk on a room's server and its agents restore, build, test and run projects with the dotnet cli against the checkout already on the machine.

install ruby on a room's server and its agents run scripts, install gems, drive bundler with bundle exec, and iterate on the error the interpreter produced.

install nginx on a room's server and its agents write server blocks, validate the config, reload the service, and check what the proxy actually returns.

install the apache http server on a room's server and its agents edit virtual hosts, enable modules, restart the service, and check what a request returns.

install docker engine with buildx and compose on a room's server and its agents build images, run containers, bring stacks up, and read the build logs.

install rabbitmq on a room's server and its agents publish messages, run consumers, inspect queues with rabbitmqctl, and prove a retry path actually works.

install apache kafka in kraft mode on a room's server and its agents create topics, produce and consume messages, and inspect consumer groups.