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managed-integrations

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Guide on creating connections to third-party services and integrating them into apps. Use when a user requests functionality involving communication with third-party services

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    Before integrating any third-party service in the app, make sure that the MCP for this service is connected to you.

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    Check out the calling-server-tool reference to see how third-party service methods are called.

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    Check out the shared-auth-flow.md reference for the shared auth implementation guide.

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    Check out the personal-auth-flow.md reference for the user-specific auth implementation guide.

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We natively support certain third-party service integrations at 2 levels:

  1. Via MCP for the development phase
  2. Via HTTP calls to our special service for runtime

For more information on integrations during the development stage, check out the creating-mcp-server reference.

In this guide, we will cover creating runtime integrations so users can work with Gmail, Asana, Todoist, and other services directly from their own apps, using shared authorization (used by all people with access to the app)<% if (it.flags?.includes("managed-integrations-personal-auth")) { %>, or personal authorization for each user<% } %>.

Prerequisites

Before integrating any third-party service in the app, make sure that the MCP for this service is connected to you. Check out the creating-mcp-server reference for more information. For example, if an app needs to use Asana, first connect the Asana MCP and verify access to its tools. We will explain why it's needed later. Important!: You must NOT proceed to the next steps until the needed MCP is active. NEVER try to do any workarounds; always ensure that the MCP is active.

Calling third-party services in runtime

Check out the calling-server-tool reference to see how third-party service methods are called.

Implementation

Shared authorization

Check out the shared-auth-flow.md reference for the shared auth implementation guide.

<% if (it.flags?.includes("managed-integrations-personal-auth")) { %>

Personal user authorization

Check out the personal-auth-flow.md reference for the user-specific auth implementation guide. <% } %>

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