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Connected in three steps

  1. 1
    Choose an app

    In Agile Chat, tap the app’s tile under “Connectors”.

  2. 2
    Give consent

    The app asks whether Agile Chat may access it on your behalf. If you’re already signed in there, one click is enough.

  3. 3
    Just ask

    The chat works out which app it needs. You can switch connectors on or off for each chat.

What’s on tomorrow? Create a preparation task in the “Sales” project for every customer meeting.

Kalender · Read tomorrow’s appointments4 appointments
Projektmanagement · Create 3 tasksApproved

You have four appointments tomorrow, three of them with customers. The tasks are now in “Sales”, column “This week”:

  • 09:30 Kraft AG – Review quote v2 and discount range
  • 11:00 Summer Bakery – Collect questions about connecting the branches
  • 15:00 Weaver & Sons – Bring the draft contract

Your calendar is free between 12:00 and 14:30.

2.5 ct
A person asks about tomorrow’s appointments. Agile Chat reads the calendar, creates three tasks in project management after approval and shows the price under the answer: 2.5 ct.

Tasks, appointments, files, emails and meetings

Team and organisation

  • Read, summarise, create and move tasks.

    • “What’s due in the “Relaunch” project this week?”
    • “Turn these notes into five tasks for Lena.”
    • “Which cards have been stuck in “In progress” for more than 14 days?”

  • Find appointments, suggest free slots, create invitations.

    • “What’s on today, and where do I have 45 minutes free?”
    • “Schedule a morning meeting with Tom next week.”
    • “Summarise my week in three sentences.”

  • Manage mailboxes, forwarding and out-of-office replies.

    • “Create the mailbox invoices@ for our domain.”
    • “Set up an out-of-office reply for me from Friday.”
    • “Which mailboxes do we have, and how full are they?”

  • Search, read and store files and share them via link.

    • “Find the quote for Müller GmbH from September.”
    • “Save this summary in the “Minutes” folder.”
    • “Create a share link for the “Press” folder, valid for 7 days.”

  • Look up meeting minutes, decisions and action items.

    • “What did we decide in yesterday’s customer meeting?”
    • “Which tasks from this week’s meetings are still open?”
    • “Who last talked about the budget?”

  • Find screen recordings, read and summarise transcripts.

    • “Summarise the video on the new invoicing feature.”
    • “In which clip do I explain the export?”
    • “Turn the latest clip into a step-by-step guide.”

  • Create one-time links for confidential information.

    • “Create a one-time link for the Wi-Fi credentials.”
    • “Send the login details as a link that expires after 24 hours.”
    • “Which of my links have already been opened?”

Sales, support, accounting and contracts

Customers and finance

  • Look up and maintain contacts, companies and deals.

    • “Which quotes over €5,000 are still open?”
    • “Add Anna Weber from Kraft AG as a contact.”
    • “Which customers haven’t been contacted for 60 days?”

  • Retrieve receipts, invoices and reports.

    • “Which invoices are overdue?”
    • “How did revenue in the third quarter compare with last year?”
    • “List all receipts from Hetzner this year.”

  • Request signatures and check their status.

    • “Who hasn’t signed the framework agreement yet?”
    • “Send the agreement to max@example.com for signature.”
    • “Which documents have been fully signed this month?”

  • Read requests, draft replies, maintain knowledge.

    • “Which customer requests are still unanswered today?”
    • “Draft a reply to the cancellation request.”
    • “Which questions came up most often this week?”

  • Calls, outcomes and campaigns of the phone assistant.

    • “Summarise yesterday’s calls.”
    • “Which callers asked for a call back?”
    • “How did the “Appointment reminder” campaign go?”

Videos, images, social media and animations

Content and media

  • Plan posts, read comments, analyse metrics.

    • “Schedule three posts about our autumn offer for next week.”
    • “Which comments are waiting for a reply?”
    • “Which post had the most reach in October?”

  • Manage video projects, subtitles and exports.

    • “Which video projects haven’t been exported yet?”
    • “Create subtitles for Monday’s interview.”
    • “Turn the webinar into three short clips.”

  • Generate videos and images from templates.

    • “Render the “Offer of the week” template with this data.”
    • “Which templates do we have for Instagram?”
    • “How many renders are left this month?”

  • Watch and manage cartoons made from children’s drawings.

    • “Which films are ready?”
    • “Show me the film from the weekend.”
    • “How many films do I have left?”

Websites, apps, shops, domains and operations

Web and technology

  • Keep an eye on WordPress sites, backups and updates.

    • “When did the last backup of our website run?”
    • “Are there any pending updates?”
    • “Create a staging copy.”

  • Look up orders, products and sales.

    • “Which of today’s orders haven’t been shipped yet?”
    • “What were the five best-selling products in October?”
    • “Set the price of “Winter jacket” to €89.”

  • Check domains, read and change DNS records.

    • “Is example-bakery.com still available?”
    • “Which domains expire in the next 60 days?”
    • “Set an A record for shop.example.com.”

  • Manage apps, builds, logs and environments.

    • “Why did the last build fail?”
    • “Show the errors of the “Portal” app from the last hour.”
    • “Roll back to yesterday’s version.”

  • View apps built via chat and keep building them.

    • “Which of my apps are published?”
    • “Add a “Phone” field to the appointment app.”
    • “How much credit did the last project use?”

  • Start and check workflows, find errors.

    • “Which workflows failed today?”
    • “Start the “New leads to CRM” workflow.”
    • “How often did “Invoice to accounting” run this month?”

  • Look up errors, outages and cron jobs.

    • “Which new errors have there been since the last release?”
    • “Was our website reachable this week?”
    • “Explain the most frequent error in checkout.”

Custom MCP servers

And everything else that speaks MCP.

Agile Chat understands the Model Context Protocol. Enter the address of an MCP server, and its tools are ready to use in the chat.

  • Sign-in of your choice: OAuth if the service offers it, otherwise an access token or no sign-in at all.
  • Control each tool: always allow, ask first or switch off, tool by tool.
  • Secure addresses only: connections are made exclusively via HTTPS; internal network addresses are blocked.
  • Credentials stored encrypted, disconnect at any time.

Add connector

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Inventory
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https://inventory.example.com/mcp
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Tools
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What Agile Chat may and may not do

  • Reading without asking

    Tools that only read run immediately. You see every call as a line under the answer.

  • Changes after approval

    Creating, moving, sending: Agile Chat shows what it wants to do and waits for you to allow it.

  • Only your permissions

    In every app, the chat sees exactly what you see there. Disconnect, and access ends.

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