Agent Connectors

Connect Codatum Agent to external APIs and MCP servers

Agent Connectors allow Codatum Agent to connect to external APIs and MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers such as GitHub, Slack, and Notion. You can add a built-in connector or register a custom MCP server or REST/GraphQL API.

Key features

• Built-in connectors

  • Add connectors for services including GitHub, Slack, Notion, Atlassian, Salesforce, HubSpot, Linear, Airtable, PagerDuty, Sentry, Stripe, Datadog, dbt Cloud, Google Drive, and Workato.

• Custom connectors

  • Register an MCP server or REST/GraphQL API endpoint that is not included as a built-in connector.

• Credential management

  • Configure OAuth credentials, API keys, and other credentials at workspace or personal scope.

• Tool discovery

  • Review the tools provided by an MCP connector.

• AI Profile access control

  • Configure connector access as off, selected connectors only, or all connectors for each AI Profile.

Connector types

MCP

Connects to an external MCP server and allows Codatum Agent to discover and execute its tools. This type is used for services that provide an MCP server, including Notion, Atlassian, Salesforce, Sentry, Stripe, and Datadog.

Direct API

Sends requests directly to an external REST or GraphQL API using a registered API key or other credential.

The built-in GitHub connector accesses the GitHub REST API directly instead of using an MCP server. Configure a GitHub Personal Access Token or another supported credential.

Built-in connectors

Connector	Type	Description
GitHub API	Direct API	Access repositories, Issues, Pull Requests, users, and organizations
Slack Web API	Direct API	Access channels, messages, users, and other Slack resources
HubSpot API	Direct API	Access CRM contacts, companies, deals, and tickets
Linear API	Direct API	Access Issues, projects, teams, and cycles
Airtable API	Direct API	Access bases, tables, records, and fields
PagerDuty API	Direct API	Access incidents, services, and on-call schedules
Notion MCP	MCP	Search and edit pages and content in a Notion workspace
Atlassian MCP	MCP	Connect to Jira Issues and Confluence knowledge bases
Salesforce MCP	MCP	Access Salesforce records and queries
Sentry MCP	MCP	Access Issues, projects, events, and debugging information
Stripe MCP	MCP	Access customers, invoices, and payments
Datadog MCP	MCP	Access logs, metrics, traces, and incidents
dbt Cloud MCP	MCP	Access the Semantic Layer, Discovery, and development context
Google Drive MCP	MCP	Access files and documents in Google Drive
Workato MCP	MCP	Access recipe-based tools and workflow automation context

Configuration

1. Go to Workspace Settings > Agent Connectors and select Add connector.

2. Select a built-in connector or configure a custom connector with an MCP server URL or API endpoint.

3. Select workspace or personal credential scope.

4. Configure OAuth or enter an API key or other secret under connector credentials.

5. Allow the connector in the AI Profile's connector access settings.

After configuration, Codatum Agent can discover and use the connector's tools or APIs when needed during a conversation.

Approval

Connector tool calls and API requests require user approval by default. Users can enable auto-approval for MCP Tool Execution and Connector HTTP Request in their Agent settings.

Review the requested operation before approving it. Depending on the connector and tool, the operation may modify data in the external service.

Limitations

• The server URL of an MCP connector cannot be changed after creation. Delete and recreate the connector to use a different URL.

• Connector access must be explicitly allowed in the AI Profile. The default is off.

• Restrictions are applied to external destinations to prevent unintended access to internal networks and other protected addresses.