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Bring additional tools into the same working context.

Supported custom MCP connections extend the tools available to Praxa while keeping actions subject to the same permission policies.

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Connected apps

Choose the tool connection

Use a supported custom MCP connection when the work needs a tool beyond the built-in connector catalog. Start with the connection options available in your account.

A CLOSER LOOK

Bring additional tools into the same working context.

Supported custom MCP connections extend the tools available to Praxa while keeping actions subject to the same permission policies.

An example of connected apps in your working context.

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Choose the tool connection

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Use a supported custom MCP connection when the work needs a tool beyond the built-in connector catalog. Start with the connection options available in your account.

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Keep authority explicit

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An additional tool remains governed by its connection and action boundaries. Consequential operations still require approval; a new connection is not permission for every action it exposes.

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Build from the documented contract

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Developer documentation covers the integration surfaces and their credential boundaries. Use the current guidance for authentication, approvals, and observing the result of a request.

SUPPORTED APPS

Start where your work already lives.

Mail, calendars, files, conversations, knowledge, and code. Choose from the connections available to your account.

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CUSTOM CONNECTIONS

Bring another tool to the task.

Supported custom MCP connections extend the available tools within the same action policies and permission boundaries.

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HOW IT WORKS

Work across the tools you already chose.

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Choose a service

Use a supported custom MCP connection when the work needs a tool beyond the built-in connector catalog. Start with the connection options available in your account.

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Grant the right access

An additional tool remains governed by its connection and action boundaries. Consequential operations still require approval; a new connection is not permission for every action it exposes.

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Review meaningful changes

Developer documentation covers the integration surfaces and their credential boundaries. Use the current guidance for authentication, approvals, and observing the result of a request.

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