How integrations work
EasyClaw uses the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to connect your AI assistant to external services. When you authorize an integration, a dedicated server is injected into your container, giving your AI access to that service’s API. Each integration runs as a separate server — one per service — for performance isolation. If one integration has an issue, it doesn’t affect the others.Available integrations
Google Workspace
| Service | What your AI can do |
|---|---|
| Gmail | Read, search, and send emails |
| Google Calendar | View schedule, create/edit events |
| Google Drive | Search and read files |
| Google Docs | Read and create documents |
| Google Sheets | Read and edit spreadsheets |
Developer tools
| Service | What your AI can do |
|---|---|
| GitHub | Browse repos, read issues/PRs, create issues |
| Linear | View and create issues, manage projects |
| Notion | Read and create pages, query databases |
Communication
| Service | What your AI can do |
|---|---|
| Slack | Read and send messages in channels |
| Trello | View boards, create and move cards |
And more
Over 250 integrations are available. If a service has an API, there’s likely an integration for it.Setting up an integration
Authorize
Complete the OAuth flow — you’ll be redirected to the service’s login page to grant permission.
OAuth and authentication
Integrations use OAuth for authentication. When you authorize a service:- You’re redirected to the service’s OAuth consent screen
- You grant specific permissions (e.g., “read calendar events”)
- The OAuth token is stored securely
- The integration server in your container uses the token to make API calls on your behalf
Model Context Protocol (MCP)
MCP is an open standard for connecting AI models to external tools and data sources. It provides a structured way for AI assistants to discover available tools, understand parameters, and execute them. EasyClaw uses MCP as the bridge between ZeroClaw and external services. Each integration exposes its API as a set of MCP tools that the AI can call.MCP is an open standard becoming the default for AI tool integration. By using MCP, EasyClaw ensures compatibility with a growing ecosystem of tools and services.