Backend integrations, called from a workflow
Connect Slack, Google, GitHub, Claude and OpenAI, then call any of them as a step in a workflow.
Integrations
Integrates with Anythink
Workflow integrations
Connect once, then call them as a step in any workflow.
AI models
Claude, OpenAI and Grok run as workflow steps. Gemini powers the AI chat in the Anythink dashboard.
AI assistants
Let an assistant build and run your backend through the Anythink MCP server.
Payments and push
Subscriptions, in-app purchases and notifications without extra vendors.
Coming soon
In progress now.
Connect Slack in a minute
The same connection, made from the dashboard or the CLI.
The Anythink dashboard
Pick Slack in Integrations, sign in and allow access.
The Anythink CLI
One command opens the OAuth flow and stores the connection.
$ anythink integrations oauth connect slack$ anythink integrations connections list --provider slack- ✓Slack authorised in your browser
- ✓Connection stored for the project
- ✓Listed with your other connections
Claude, through MCP
Ask the assistant to list connections or use one in a workflow.
you › “Which integrations are connected in this project? Add a step to my new-order workflow that posts the order total to #sales on Slack.”
- ✓Listed the project's connections, including Slack
- ✓Added an Integration step to the new-order workflow
- ✓The step posts the order total to #sales
Integrations, wired into workflows
Every provider is callable as a workflow step, with per-user or per-project connections.
Providers ready in every project
Slack, Google Calendar (with Meet), Google Analytics, Search Console, GitHub, LinkedIn (profile or company page), X, Claude, OpenAI and Grok as workflow steps, plus Google and Apple for sign-in, each with its own auth type and operations. Gemini is available in the dashboard AI chat. Calendly and Fireflies are coming soon.
Per-user or per-project connections
A connection can belong to the project, so every workflow run uses the same account, or to a single user, so each end-user of your app connects their own Slack, LinkedIn or X account.
Bring your own OAuth app
Override a provider's OAuth app with your own client ID and secret at the project level, instead of connecting through Anythink's shared app.
Integration steps in any workflow
Call any provider's operation as a workflow step: post to Slack, create a calendar event, read a repository's latest commits or releases, publish to LinkedIn or X, or generate, summarise and translate text with Claude, OpenAI or Grok.
Dynamic pickers for the operation's inputs
Fields like a GitHub repository are searchable dropdowns of the connected account's actual repositories in the workflow editor, not free text you have to get exactly right.
Managed from the dashboard or the CLI
List definitions, connect an API key or OAuth provider, and enable, disable or disconnect a connection from the dashboard or the anythink CLI.
In practice
Connect a provider, then call it from a workflow
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What you can build
A per-user social publisher
Each user connects their own LinkedIn and X account. When they publish a post from your app, a workflow posts it through their connection, not a shared company account.
A Slack-notified support queue
A new support ticket triggers a workflow that posts to Slack and opens a tracking entry. Your team never has to poll a dashboard for new tickets.
An AI-assisted triage step
Summarise a long support ticket with Claude, Gemini, OpenAI or Grok as a workflow step, then route the summary into Slack or GitHub, without hand-rolling an API client for each provider.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which integrations does Anythink support?
Workflow integrations: Slack, Google Calendar (with Google Meet), Google Analytics, Search Console, GitHub, LinkedIn (personal profile or company page), X (Twitter), Claude, OpenAI and Grok. Google and Apple are available for sign-in, and Gemini powers the AI chat in the Anythink dashboard. Calendly and Fireflies are coming soon, and more Google services are on the way. Each integration has its own auth type and set of workflow operations.
Can each of my app's users connect their own Slack or LinkedIn account?
Yes. A connection can be scoped to the project, so every workflow run shares one account, or to a single user, so each end-user authorises their own. This is how a tool like a content publisher lets each user post to their own LinkedIn or X account.
Can I use my own OAuth app instead of Anythink's?
Yes, per provider, per project. Set your own client ID and secret to override the shared OAuth app, which also means end-users see your brand in the OAuth consent screen, not Anythink's.
Can I call Slack, GitHub or an AI provider from a workflow?
Yes. Any connected integration's operation, such as posting a Slack message, reading a GitHub repository's commits, or generating text with Claude, OpenAI or Grok, can be used as a step in a workflow, triggered by a data change, a schedule, a manual run, or an API call.
Can an AI assistant manage my integrations through MCP?
Yes. The hosted connector and the local MCP server both include the integrations tools: list providers, connect and test a connection, configure your own OAuth app, and run any operation, such as posting to Slack or reading a GitHub repository.
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Every feature reads from the same data model, so each one you add works with the rest.
Ways to build with it
The dashboard, the CLI, MCP and the SDK, plus guides for moving from other platforms.
Who it's for
How founders, agencies and enterprise teams use Anythink.
Documentation
Guides and reference at docs.anythink.cloud.