Integrations · channels · workflows

Your agent lives where your team works.

Cortex agents plug into Slack, Telegram, and a growing set of work tools — and run scheduled work across your entire stack. No new apps. No context switching. Real work, on schedule.

channels2 live · roadmap for the rest
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Slack
3 channels connected
Telegram
1 bot connected
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Notion
not connected
Gmail
not connected
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+ more weekly
new connectors ship often
[ 01 · Channels ]

Meet your team in the tools they already use.

Slack and Telegram are live today. Everything below matches our public roadmap — the same set we show in onboarding.
[ Available now ]
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Slack

Available

Native Slack bot integration. Your Cortex agent appears as a team member in any channel you invite it to. Responds to mentions, participates in threads, runs scheduled work, and learns from every interaction.

  • Direct messages and channel conversations
  • Thread-aware responses
  • Scheduled digests and reports delivered to channels
  • Works with Slack's existing permissions model

Telegram

Available

Full Telegram bot integration via BotFather. Ideal for teams that use Telegram for quick coordination, or for individual users who want a personal AI assistant that executes work on their behalf.

  • Individual and group chats
  • Bot commands for common operations
  • Mobile and desktop access
  • Scheduled summaries and alerts
[ Connect your stack ]

Same list as the homepage: Gmail through Google Docs, then WhatsApp and iMessage, plus a steady stream of new connectors.

Gmail

Planned
not connected

Route inbound mail, draft replies, and hand off triage to your agent — part of the planned Google Workspace path.

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WhatsApp

Coming soon

WhatsApp Business API for teams that coordinate in WhatsApp — high value for international and client-facing roles. On the roadmap.

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iMessage

Planned

A native iMessage experience for teams in the Apple ecosystem. Planned; priority follows demand.

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Notion

Planned
not connected

Sync pages and databases as structured context for answers and scheduled workflows — on the roadmap.

GH

GitHub

Planned
not connected

Surface issues, pull requests, and activity in engineering standups and digests — on the roadmap.

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Linear

Planned
not connected

Feed issues and cycles into reports and handoffs — on the roadmap.

Vercel

Planned
not connected

Deployment and project context where your team ships — on the roadmap.

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Asana

Planned
not connected

Project and task state for status updates and routing — on the roadmap.

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Attio

Planned
not connected

Pipeline and company context for GTM workflows — on the roadmap.

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Supabase

Planned
not connected

Project and data context for technical work — on the roadmap.

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Google Drive

Planned
not connected

Files and folders in scope for document-heavy answers — on the roadmap.

Cal

Google Calendar

Planned
not connected

Meeting and availability context for prep and digests — on the roadmap.

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Google Sheets

Planned
not connected

Numbers and models for live answers and reporting — on the roadmap.

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Google Docs

Planned
not connected

Doc content in context for research and writing — on the roadmap.

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+ more weekly

Shipping often
new connectors ship often

We ship new connectors and deeper integrations regularly — you’ll see them in product and in release notes.

[ 02 · Workflows & scheduled actions ]

Your agent does real work — on its own, on schedule.

Connect your stack. Define what runs when. Your agent handles the rest — no babysitting, no reminders.

Daily digests.

Every morning, your agent summarizes what happened — pipeline updates, support queue, code activity — and drops it in the right Slack channel.

Customer triage.

New inbound hits your inbox or help desk. Your agent reads it, categorizes it, drafts a first response, and routes it — before a human touches it.

Weekly reports.

Your agent pulls from Linear, GitHub, Notion, or your CRM, assembles a weekly update, and posts it on schedule. No manual compilation.

Meeting prep.

Before every call, your agent checks your calendar, research the attendees, surfaces relevant context from memory, and delivers a briefing.

Repo monitoring.

Your agent watches merged PRs, open issues, and CI failures — summarizing what matters and alerting the right people without noise.

Competitive scans.

Your agent monitors competitor sites, release notes, and social — surfacing changes to your product or sales team on a schedule you define.

What every agent ships with
  • Scheduled workflow runner — configure once, runs on its own
  • Knowledge hub integration for structured context on every turn
  • Memory injection before every response — no elective recall
  • Channel adapters for Slack, Telegram, and more
  • Health monitoring and automatic recovery
  • BYOK — your LLM key, Vault-encrypted, never written to disk
[ 03 · LLM providers ]

Bring your own key. Rotate on your schedule.

API keys are encrypted in Supabase Vault and never written to the runtime — you keep full control over rotation and billing.
ProviderStatusNotes
Anthropic (Claude)AvailableRecommended for most use cases
OpenAI (GPT)AvailableFull support
MoonshotAvailableFor teams using Moonshot models
Additional providersPlannedRequest via support

Learn more about the security model →

[ Need something else? ]

We're building Cortex to fit the tools your team picks.

If you need a channel or workflow integration we don't support yet, tell us — priorities are shaped by real requests.

One teammate. Every channel. Real work, on schedule.

Deploy once. Your teammate shows up in Slack, Telegram, and on the roadmap for the rest of your stack — with scheduled work across the tools you use.