Integrations
See which services you can connect to Cheqq, how to tell what you have connected, and what Cheqq can do with each one.
Connect a service once and Cheqq can use it for you: in chat, inside Apps and workflows, and on a schedule. This section is the reference for what's available and what each service lets Cheqq do. To connect one, follow Connect and manage integrations.
See what you have connected
Open Integrations and look at the status on each card:
| Status | What it means |
|---|---|
| Connected | Cheqq can use it now. |
| Reconnect | Its access expired or was revoked. Reconnect it from its card; until then Cheqq can't use it. |
| Connect | Not connected yet. |
Services you add yourself by URL appear under MCP Servers, next to the catalog, with the same statuses.
What Cheqq can do with a service
Each service offers its own set of actions, called tools. A tool is one thing Cheqq can do on your behalf, such as "list my bookings" or "create an issue". Which tools you get is decided by the service itself, so they match what its own product can do.
- Nothing to set up per tool. When you connect, Cheqq discovers what the service offers, so there is no list to maintain or tool to switch on.
- Ask in plain words. In chat you don't choose a tool. Describe what you want and Cheqq finds the right one among the services you've connected.
- Use it in a workflow. The Call MCP Tool step runs one specific tool at a fixed point in a workflow, with no AI deciding. See Step types.
- You stay in charge of changes. In Manual mode Cheqq asks before any tool that changes something; in Auto it goes ahead. See Control tool approval.
Some services show you only part of their tools
A service can offer far more tools than a job needs. Where that's the case, Cheqq asks for the part that matters, so Cheqq has fewer to choose between and stays quicker and more accurate. The page for that service lists exactly what's included. Cal.com is one.
Browse
Catalog
Every service you can connect, grouped by what you'd use it for.
Cal.com
Bookings, event types, schedules and availability.
GitHub
Repositories, issues and pull requests.
Notion
Search, read and update pages and databases.
Several services need no account and have their own pages too: Hugging Face, DeepWiki, Context7, Grep by Vercel, Microsoft Learn and AWS Knowledge.
Anything not in the catalog can still be connected: add a Custom MCP server by URL, or call a REST API with a Connection.