AI agent integrations: connect the tools you already use — and add your own

Alexander Krastev · 2026-10-19

An AI agent that cannot reach your mailbox, your files or your calendar is a clever chat window. AI agent integrations are what turn it into a colleague.

Connect once, use in every agent

On AIK's Integrations page each service is connected once — most with a Connect button and your usual sign-in, no keys to copy. After that, any agent of that kind uses it:

• E-mail — any mailbox by IMAP/SMTP, and Microsoft 365 (Outlook mail, calendar, OneDrive).
• Google — Drive, Docs, Sheets and Calendar.
• Messaging — Telegram, Slack, Viber.
• Notion — the pages and databases you share with AIK.
• Social — LinkedIn, YouTube, and more.
• Developers — GitHub.

Each connection has a Test button that names the account it reached, so a wrong sign-in shows before an agent fails on it.

A service with no card? Add it

Any service with an API can be added under Other services with its key — a CRM, a courier, an accounting system — and an API agent can call it. On your own installation, an outside MCP tool server can be connected to an agent too.

Sign-ins stay out of the AI's hands

The model never holds a password: connections are stored encrypted, and tools read them at run time. Writing actions through a connection — sending, posting, uploading — wait for a person's OK like every other action.

Talk to it

Ask AIK Chat "what is connected?" and it lists your connections; ask it to make a LinkedIn or Telegram agent and it builds one that uses the connection you already made.

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