Start with real context
Pull from the systems where your product knowledge, customer insight, and performance data already live.
Connect your agent to the tools your team already uses
Bring customer context, product data, research, and team knowledge into Paragraph. Your agent can work across connected tools, while you decide what gets published.
Built on MCP
Give your agent context beyond the blank page
Paragraph integrations connect your agent to external tools through the Model Context Protocol (MCP), an open standard for giving AI systems access to approved data and actions.
Choose a supported provider in Agent settings, authenticate when required, and decide which tools your agent can use. The result is better-informed work without copying context between tabs.
Work across your stack
Give one agent the approved capabilities it needs to research, draft, distribute, and learn from results.
Keep approval in the loop
Control which tools are available, review the agent's work, and decide what reaches your audience.
Explore every integration
Search 905 compatible remote MCP servers for the tools and capabilities you want your agent to use.
905 integrations available
Slack
slack.com
Search channels and messages, and bring workspace context into agent tasks.
Linear
linear.app
Work with issues, projects, roadmaps, and comments.
Notion
notion.com
Search pages and databases, and use workspace knowledge while drafting.
GitHub
github.com
Browse repositories, issues, pull requests, and development activity.
Canva
canva.com
Find designs and brand assets, and use them in creative workflows.
HubSpot
hubspot.com
Work with CRM records, contacts, companies, and sales activity.
monday.com
monday.com
Work with boards, items, projects, and team workflows.
Sentry
sentry.io
Investigate errors, releases, projects, and application performance.
Fathom
fathom.ai
Use meeting recordings, transcripts, summaries, and action items.
PayPal
paypal.com
Work with payment operations and PayPal developer tools.
Airtable
airtable.com
Airtable is a cloud platform for building and collaborating on structured data workflows, combining spreadsheet-like tables with relational database features.
Google Drive
file.googleapis.com
file.googleapis.com is a Google-hosted endpoint used for Google Drive file access features.
Dropbox
dropbox.com
Dropbox is a cloud storage and collaboration service for storing, sharing, and managing files and folders.
PostHog
posthog.com
PostHog's MCP server exposes 50+ tools: run HogQL, build insights and dashboards, manage feature flags.
Shopify
shopify.com
Shopify is GraphQL-first: the Admin API for store management and the Storefront API for shopping experiences.
Stripe
stripe.com
Stripe ships an official MCP server with documentation search and account tools, a meticulously specified REST API, and the Stripe CLI.
Supabase
supabase.com
Supabase is a backend platform that provides hosted Postgres databases, authentication, storage, edge functions, and related project-management tooling.
Vercel
vercel.com
Vercel's official MCP server covers documentation search, project management, and deployment analysis.
Miro
miro.com
Miro is an online collaborative whiteboard and visual workspace platform for creating boards, diagrams, and team planning artifacts.
Granola
granola.ai
Granola is an AI notepad for meetings that captures transcripts and generates notes, summaries, and meeting context without using a meeting bot.
Microsoft Learn
microsoft.com
Microsoft provides cloud software and developer platforms including Microsoft Graph for Microsoft 365 data and Azure AI/Cognitive Services for vision, search, language, and custom model workloads.
Zoom for Claude
zoom.com
Zoom provides video meetings, chat, phone, webinars, and related workplace and business communication services.
Indeed
indeed.com
Indeed is a job marketplace and hiring platform.
ClickUp
clickup.com
ClickUp is a work management platform for tasks, docs, goals, chat, and related workflow data inside team workspaces.
From connection to useful work
Connect once, set the boundaries, and let Paragraph use the right context when the work calls for it.
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Choose a provider
Search the provider directory in Agent settings or add a compatible remote MCP server by URL.
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Connect your account
Complete OAuth or add an access token when the provider requires authentication.
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Set permissions and review
Choose which tools the agent can use, then keep your normal review and publishing approvals.
Frequently asked questions
An MCP server gives an AI agent a standard way to access approved data and actions in another tool. Paragraph uses remote MCP servers to connect your agent to the services your team already relies on.
Paragraph currently supports 905 compatible remote MCP providers across research, analytics, design, productivity, commerce, developer tools, and more. Search the directory above to find a specific provider or capability.
No. Choose a provider in Agent settings, then follow its sign-in or token flow. If your provider isn't listed, you can also add a compatible remote MCP server by URL.
Yes. You can choose which tools each MCP connection makes available to your agent. Paragraph keeps publishing approvals in your hands, so connected context doesn't remove your review step.
Open provider search in Agent settings and select Request an integration. Paragraph opens a feedback form with the request already started for you.
Put your tools to work
Connect the context your team already trusts, then let Paragraph turn it into useful work you can review and publish.