This page lists the integration definitions seeded into every project. To connect one, see Connect your first integration; for how connections work, see How integrations work. Operation inputs are the exact field names the Integration step's inputs object expects. Check each operation's schema in the Anythink dashboard (Operation dropdown) or with anythink integrations get <provider> for defaults and enum values.
Providers
| Provider |
provider key |
Category |
Auth type |
Parent provider |
Social sign-in |
Operations |
| Google |
google |
Authentication |
OAuth2 |
— |
Yes |
None (auth only; shares credentials with Google Calendar) |
| Google Calendar |
google-calendar |
Calendar |
OAuth2 |
google |
No |
5 — see below |
| Slack |
slack |
Communication |
OAuth2 |
— |
No |
2 — see below |
| GitHub |
github |
Developer Tools |
OAuth2 |
— |
Yes |
10 — see below |
| LinkedIn |
linkedin |
Social |
OAuth2 |
— |
Yes |
1 — see below |
| Twitter / X |
twitter |
Social |
OAuth2 |
— |
No |
1 — see below |
| Apple |
apple |
Authentication |
OAuth2 |
— |
Yes |
None (auth only) |
| Claude AI |
claude |
AI |
API key |
— |
No |
5 — see below |
| Gemini (Google) |
gemini |
AI |
API key |
— |
No |
3 — see below |
| OpenAI (ChatGPT) |
openai |
AI |
API key |
— |
No |
6 — see below |
| Grok (xAI) |
grok |
AI |
API key |
— |
No |
5 — see below |
| Calendly |
calendly |
CRM |
API key |
— |
No |
None (webhook-driven — see below) |
| Meeting notes (Fireflies) |
meeting-notes |
CRM |
API key |
— |
No |
3 — see below |
Note: Gmail and Google Drive are not yet available as integrations, despite following the same google parent-provider grouping when they ship.
Operations by provider
Google Calendar
| Operation |
key |
Required inputs |
Notes |
| Create Event |
create-event |
summary, startDateTime, endDateTime |
location, timeZone (default UTC), addGoogleMeet (boolean, default false), attendees (email list), organizer (email), description |
| List Events |
list-events |
— |
calendarId (default primary), timeMin, timeMax, maxResults (default 10) |
| Get Event |
get-event |
eventId |
calendarId (default primary) |
| Update Event |
update-event |
eventId |
summary, description, startDateTime, endDateTime |
| Delete Event |
delete-event |
eventId |
sendUpdates (default all) |
Slack
| Operation |
key |
Required inputs |
Notes |
| Send Message |
send-message |
channel, text |
thread_ts to reply in a thread, unfurl_links (default true) |
| Send Direct Message |
send-direct-message |
user, text |
user is a Slack user ID |
GitHub
| Operation |
key |
Required inputs |
Notes |
| List Commits |
list-commits |
repo |
sha, path, author, since, until, per_page (1–100, default 30). Single page — loop with since/until for more. |
| List Pull Requests |
list-pull-requests |
repo |
state (open | closed | all), sort, direction, per_page. Single page. |
| List Releases |
list-releases |
repo |
per_page. Single page. |
| List Issues |
list-issues |
repo |
state, labels, since, per_page. Excludes pull requests. Single page. |
| Get File Contents |
get-file-contents |
repo, path |
ref (branch/tag/SHA, defaults to the default branch). Binary files return binary: true and no decoded content. |
| Get Repository Tree |
get-repo-tree |
repo |
tree_sha (defaults to the default branch). Recursive; truncated results set truncated: true. |
| List GitHub Actions Runs |
list-workflow-runs |
repo |
workflow, branch, status, event, head_sha, per_page. Omit workflow to list runs across all workflows. |
| Create or Update File |
create-or-update-file |
repo, path, content, message |
branch (defaults to the repo's default branch), sha (required to update an existing file — without it the call 422s if the path already exists). Returns the new content sha and the commit sha. |
| Create Branch |
create-branch |
repo, branch |
source_ref (branch name or 40-character SHA, defaults to the repo's default branch) |
| Open Pull Request |
open-pull-request |
repo, title, head, base |
body, draft (boolean, default false), maintainer_can_modify (boolean, default true). Returns the PR number and html_url. |
repo is a owner/name string; the field is dynamic in the dashboard, so it's a searchable dropdown of the connected account's repositories rather than free text.
LinkedIn
| Operation |
key |
Required inputs |
Notes |
| Create Post |
create-post |
text |
visibility (PUBLIC | CONNECTIONS, default PUBLIC) |
Twitter / X
| Operation |
key |
Required inputs |
Notes |
| Create Tweet |
create-tweet |
text |
reply_to (a tweet ID, to post as a reply) |
Claude AI / OpenAI (ChatGPT) / Grok (xAI)
Same operation set across all three AI providers, except OpenAI, which adds image generation:
| Operation |
key |
Required inputs |
Notes |
| Generate Text |
generate-text |
prompt |
system_prompt, model, max_tokens |
| Analyse Image |
analyse-image |
image_url |
prompt (default "Describe this image in detail."), model, max_tokens |
| Analyse Document |
analyse-document |
content |
content_type (text | pdf, default text), prompt, model, max_tokens |
| Summarise |
summarise |
content |
format (paragraph | bullets | tweet | linkedin, default paragraph), max_length, model, max_tokens |
| Translate |
translate |
content, target_language |
source_language (default "auto-detect"), tone (formal | informal | technical), model, max_tokens |
| Generate Image (OpenAI only) |
generate-image |
prompt |
size (1024x1024 | 1024x1792 | 1792x1024), model (default dall-e-3), quality (standard | hd) |
Note: These AI operations run through each provider's own API using the connection's stored API key. They're distinct from the AI sidebar's chat feature, which can optionally use the same claude/openai/grok connection in bring-your-own-key mode instead of the platform's shared AI quota.
Gemini (Google)
| Operation |
key |
Required inputs |
Notes |
| Generate Text |
generate-text |
prompt |
system_prompt, model, max_tokens |
| Analyse Image |
analyse-image |
image_url |
prompt (default "Describe this image in detail."), model, max_tokens |
| Analyse Document |
analyse-document |
content |
content_type (text | pdf, default text), prompt, model, max_tokens |
Note: Gemini isn't a parent_provider of Google or Google Calendar — it's a standalone API-key provider, unrelated to the google OAuth definition used for sign-in and Google Calendar.
Calendly
Calendly has no callable operations. Connect it with an API key, then point Calendly's invitee.created and invitee.canceled webhook events at the callback URL the connection screen shows, to log booked and cancelled meetings to the CRM timeline.
Meeting notes (Fireflies)
| Operation |
key |
Required inputs |
Notes |
| Fetch transcript |
fetch-transcript |
— |
Retrieves the full transcript and summary for a finished meeting by id |
| List recent transcripts |
list-transcripts |
— |
Recent meeting transcripts for the connected workspace |
| Process webhook payload |
process-webhook |
— |
Turns a raw Fireflies webhook body into a flat result suitable for chaining with a Log Communication step |
Required permission
Every integrations endpoint (browsing definitions, managing connections, configuring OAuth) requires anythink_integrations:read, :create, :update or :delete as appropriate. In the dashboard, the Settings › Integrations page itself is restricted to project administrators, regardless of a non-admin role's granted permissions.
Surface support
| Surface |
Definitions & connections |
Connect (API key) |
Connect (OAuth) |
Enable/disable, disconnect |
| Dashboard |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes (redirect-based) |
Disconnect only |
| CLI |
Yes (integrations list, get) |
Yes (integrations connect) |
Yes (integrations oauth connect, local browser callback) |
Yes (enable, disable, disconnect) |
| MCP (stdio) |
Yes, via the generic cli tool |
Yes, via cli |
Yes, via cli (needs a local browser, so stdio mode only) |
Yes, via cli |
| MCP (hosted HTTP) |
Not supported |
Not supported |
Not supported |
Not supported |
Limit: The hosted Anythink MCP server's cli tool only implements entities, fields, data, workflows, users, roles, secrets, files, fetch and docs in HTTP mode — integrations isn't one of them, so it returns "not supported in HTTP mode". Run the MCP server locally in stdio mode (anythink-mcp, shelling out to the real CLI) to manage integrations through an AI assistant.
