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App Actions

App action nodes let your agents interact with external services — send Slack messages, create Linear issues, query PostHog analytics, and more.

Spawnbase connects to apps via MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers. We maintain a curated catalog of verified apps below, but you can connect any service that exposes a public MCP server — the catalog is just the starting point.

These apps are pre-configured in Spawnbase with verified MCP servers, one-click connection, and tested tool discovery.

AppCategoryDescription
SlackCommunicationSend messages, manage channels, search conversations
GitHubDeveloper ToolsManage repos, issues, PRs, and workflows
SentryObservabilitySearch errors, view events, manage projects
NotionProductivitySearch and manage pages, databases, and content
DiscordCommunicationSend messages to channels and servers
LinearProject ManagementCreate and manage issues, projects, and cycles
PagerDutyOperationsTrigger, acknowledge, and resolve incidents
AirtableDatabaseQuery, create, and update records
PostHogAnalyticsQuery analytics insights and capture custom events
JiraProject ManagementCreate issues, search with JQL, manage transitions
HubSpotCRMManage contacts, deals, and CRM automation
StripePaymentsManage customers, invoices, and subscriptions
SupabaseDatabaseQuery database, run SQL, deploy edge functions
monday.comProject ManagementCreate items, manage boards, track tasks
IntercomSupportSearch conversations, manage contacts and tickets
FigmaDesignExtract design context, generate code from frames
CloseCRMManage leads, contacts, and opportunities
ExaSearchSemantic web search, crawl pages, find code
ApifyScrapingRun scrapers, extract data, crawl websites
AhrefsSEOAnalyze backlinks, keywords, and rankings
DeepWikiResearchAsk questions about any GitHub repository
SemgrepSecurityScan code for vulnerabilities
Cloudflare DocsDocumentationSearch Cloudflare documentation
PostPulseSocial MediaSchedule and publish posts across 9+ platforms

Don’t see your app? If the service has a public MCP server, you can connect it directly:

  1. Open an AI Agent nodeToolsAdd ToolConnect MCP Server
  2. Enter the server URL and authentication (API key, OAuth, or none)
  3. Spawnbase discovers the server’s tools automatically
  4. The connection is saved and available across all your agents

This means anything with an MCP endpoint works with Spawnbase — including internal tools, niche SaaS products, and self-hosted servers. See MCP Servers for details.

  1. Add the node — open the node picker (N) and choose an app
  2. Connect your account — click “Connect” in the node configuration panel
  3. Pick a tool — select what you want to do (e.g., “Send Message” for Slack)
  4. Map inputs — fill in required fields, reference upstream node outputs with {{node.field}} syntax
MethodHow it worksApps
OAuthClick Connect, authorize in browserSlack, Discord, Notion, HubSpot, Airtable, Sentry, Atlassian, PostPulse
API KeyPaste a key from the app’s settingsStripe, Supabase, Linear, GitHub, Figma, Exa, Apify, Ahrefs, monday.com, Intercom, Close, PagerDuty, PostHog
NoneNo auth neededDeepWiki, Semgrep, Cloudflare Docs

All credentials are encrypted and stored securely. You authorize once, then use the connection across all your agents.