Changelog
Cursor, v0, Harness, Neo4j, and 46 more integrations
Fifty more integrations are live, each connected with an API key: developer platforms and coding agents, AI evaluation and vision, media and file processing, search and web data, email and messaging, and team tools. Find them in the integrations catalog, including Cursor, v0, and Harness.
What was added
- Developer tools: v0, Cursor, Prisma, Convex, Trigger.dev, Neo4j, Sourcegraph, Harness, Honeybadger, ConfigCat, StatusCake, Builder.io, and Zeplin.
- AI and agents: Braintrust, Arize, Zep, Dify, Roboflow, Google Cloud Vision, Gladia, Luma AI, Wolfram|Alpha, Botpress, and Voiceflow.
- Media and files: imgix, GIPHY, remove.bg, TinyPNG, Shotstack, Transloadit, Files.com, and Brandfetch.
- Search and web data: Listen Notes, Zyte, Alpha Vantage, Foursquare, Geocodio, Moz, Bing Webmaster Tools, and Microsoft Clarity.
- Email and messaging: Benchmark Email, SMTP2GO, Woodpecker, LINE, and respond.io.
- Team tools: Fibery, Kintone, Everhour, Baremetrics, and Wufoo.
How it works
- Documented from the source. 6,854 operations, each written from the provider's official reference and checked against it by a separate review.
- Checked on connect. Each key is confirmed with one read-only call. A few providers meter every call: Microsoft Clarity allows ten data exports a day per project, Foursquare's check is one Places search, and Alpha Vantage accepts any key on its free data, so its check only confirms a key was entered.
- Your own server. Sourcegraph and Dify take your instance's address, and the key is only ever sent there, never to a private network address.
- Regions and tenants. Honeybadger asks whether your account is in the US or EU, Shotstack whether the key is for its sandbox or production, and Files.com, Kintone, Fibery, and Wufoo use your own account address.