Integration providers and operations

In the Anythink dashboard

1. Open a workflow, select Add Step and open the Integrations tab.
2. Choose the provider, then pick an Operation. The step shows that operation's fields, with the required ones marked.

With the CLI

anythink integrations list
anythink integrations get slack
anythink fetch /integrations/definitions/slack/operations/send-message/schema

integrations get lists the provider's operations by key, name and description. The fetch call returns the operation's input schema: field names, types, defaults and allowed values. To build a step from flags, use anythink workflows integration-add. See Step types.

With an AI assistant (MCP)

Show me the Slack operations and the inputs of send-message.

The assistant calls the cli tool with integrations get slack and fetch /integrations/definitions/slack/operations/send-message/schema. This needs the MCP server running locally in stdio mode.

In the Anythink dashboard

Settings › Integrations lists every provider and its connections. Select a provider to connect it, switch a connection off, or disconnect it.

With the CLI

anythink fetch /integrations/definitions/slack
anythink fetch /integrations/definitions/oauth-all
anythink fetch /integrations/definitions/github/connections
anythink fetch /integrations/definitions/github/fields/repos/options
anythink fetch "/integrations/definitions/github/oauth-url?redirectUri=https://example.com/callback"

The raw request:

GET /org/{project_id}/integrations/definitions/slack

A definition carries provider, parent_provider, display_name, description, icon, category, auth_type, is_enabled, can_social_sign_in and supports_native_sign_in. It also carries operations (each with key, display_name, description, input_schema and output_schema) and auth_config (authorization_url, token_url and scopes). An unknown provider returns 404.

oauth-all returns an object keyed by provider. Each value reports whether the provider is configured, as has_client_id, has_web_client_secret, web_flow_configured, native_flow_configured, use_social_sign_in and is_enabled, plus the public identifiers you saved. Secrets are never returned, only has_ flags.

Connections for a provider are the project's connections plus your own user connections, never another user's. Each has id, user_id, integration_definition_id, provider, name, display_name, is_enabled, connected_at and last_used_at. A project connection has a user_id of null.

Field options return a list of { "value": "...", "label": "..." } and use the first enabled connection you can see. These fields are supported:

Any other field returns an empty list. With no enabled connection the response is 400 with { "error": "No active slack connection. Connect in Settings > Integrations." }.

OAuth address: oauth-url returns { "url": "https://..." }, the provider's authorisation address for the redirectUri you pass. Send the user there, and the provider returns them to your redirectUri with a code. The query parameter is spelt redirectUri and is required. The provider's OAuth client must already be saved for your project, or the call returns 400 with a message saying so.

To save an API key connection, send the provider key as integration_definition_id:

anythink fetch /integrations/connections/api-key --method POST --body '{
  "integration_definition_id": "claude",
  "name": "Claude for the support team",
  "api_key": "<your provider API key>"
}'

The raw request:

POST /org/{project_id}/integrations/connections/api-key
Content-Type: application/json

{
  "integration_definition_id": "claude",
  "name": "Claude for the support team",
  "api_key": "<your provider API key>",
  "is_user_connection": false
}

The response is the new connection. The key is encrypted and never returned. Set is_user_connection to true to make the connection yours rather than the project's. See Let each user connect their own account.

To rename or switch off a connection, send only what changes. Disabling stops steps using it without deleting it:

anythink fetch /integrations/connections/<connection_id> --method PUT --body '{"is_enabled": false}'
anythink fetch /integrations/connections/<connection_id> --method DELETE

PUT accepts name and is_enabled. Only a project administrator can send user_id to move a connection to another user. An unknown id returns 404 with Connection not found.

With an AI assistant (MCP)

Show me the channels my Slack connection can post to.

The assistant calls fetch /integrations/definitions/slack/fields/channels/options through the cli tool. This needs the MCP server running locally in stdio mode.