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Category
AI Agents
Rank
No. 1233Tools index
Pricing
Freemium
Type
APP
Use case
Data, Retrieval & Knowledge
Interfaces
Web · MCP · API
Builder
@RhysSullivan
Date

About

integrations.sh is a comprehensive registry of 5,758 integration specs across MCP, OpenAPI, and GraphQL formats, covering 3,230+ domains. It lets AI agents discover and connect to any tool, API, or service with structured credential facts. Think of it as a universal phonebook for agents to reach services like Slack, Stripe, Notion, and thousands more.

What it does

A directory website that lists companies and online services by domain name, showing which connection method each one supports, like MCP, API, CLI, or GraphQL, with buttons to connect an agent or add a new service to the list.

Stated on the product site

Formats
Integration listings are organized into three named formats: MCP, OpenAPI, and GraphQL.
Listing tags
Individual service entries are tagged with the access types they expose, such as MCP, API, or CLI, and a service can carry more than one tag.
Organization
Entries are grouped by company domain and are described as readable by both a person and an agent.
Submission model
The site offers a path for a service to be added to the listing.
Agent connection
The homepage presents a feature for connecting an agent, positioned alongside the service listings.

Not stated on the site

  • The page does not state whether browsing or using the integration specs requires payment or is offered free of charge.
  • The page does not describe what happens after a service is submitted through the 'Add your service' link, such as any review or approval step.
  • The page does not explain what account, platform, or setup is required to use the 'Connect your agent' feature.

Written from the product site at integrations.sh.

What it can do

  • Discover integration specs for a specific service

    Service name or domain (e.g., Slack, Stripe, Notion) → Structured integration spec in MCP, OpenAPI, or GraphQL format

  • Browse a registry of available APIs and tools

    Search query or category filter → List of matching integrations across 3,230+ domains

  • Retrieve credential requirements for connecting to a service

    Target service or API name → Structured credential facts detailing required authentication parameters

  • Connect an AI agent to an external tool or API

    Agent request for a specific service capability → Endpoint and spec data enabling the agent to invoke the service

  • Fetch an OpenAPI spec for a given domain

    Domain name or service identifier → OpenAPI specification document for that service

  • Fetch an MCP spec for a given service

    Service name or domain → MCP-format integration spec ready for agent consumption

  • Look up GraphQL schema for a supported service

    Service name or domain → GraphQL integration spec including queries, mutations, and types

Tags

mcpapiintegrationsai agentsopenapigraphqlregistrydeveloper tools

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