App Actions
App action nodes let your agents interact with external services — send Slack messages, create Linear issues, capture PostHog events, and more.
Supported Apps
Section titled “Supported Apps”| App | Category | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Slack | Communication | Send updates, schedule reminders, collaborate in real time |
| GitHub | Developer Tools | Monitor PRs, triage issues, automate repo workflows |
| Sentry | Observability | Track errors and surface issue context |
| Notion | Productivity | Query databases, retrieve and create pages |
| Google Sheets | Database | Append, read, and clear spreadsheet data |
| Gmail | Send emails, search inboxes, fetch messages | |
| Discord | Communication | Send messages, automate community workflows |
| Linear | Project Management | Create and update issues |
| PagerDuty | Operations | Create, ack, and list incidents |
| Airtable | Database | Work with relational bases for CRM or ops |
| PostHog | Analytics | Query analytics insights or capture custom events |
| Typeform | Forms | Fetch responses, inspect forms, manage webhooks |
| Google Drive | Storage | Browse files, upload assets, sync docs |
| Jira | Project Management | Create issues, search across projects |
| HubSpot | CRM | Manage contacts, deals, and CRM automation |
How It Works
Section titled “How It Works”- Add the node — Drag an app action node into your workflow
- Connect your account — Click “Connect” directly in the node configuration panel, or go to Settings → Integrations
- Pick an action — Select what you want to do (e.g., “Send Message” for Slack)
- Configure fields — Fill in the required parameters. Some fields load options dynamically from your connected account.
Connection Setup
Section titled “Connection Setup”All app connections are managed through Pipedream Connect. When you connect an app, Pipedream handles OAuth flows and credential storage.