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Use webhook starts, reviewed connectors and HTTP calls, imported connector manifests, and reusable Skills. Connect remote MCP servers and let agents run their tools - read-only tools automatically, everything else after your approval.
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Connect your systems to agents that do the work
Use webhook starts, reviewed connectors and HTTP calls, imported connector manifests, and reusable Skills. Connect remote MCP servers and let agents run their tools - read-only tools automatically, everything else after your approval.
A bigger screen is best for building. On a phone you can read this page and follow its links, and you can still make quick edits to an agent - add blocks, open one to configure it, and connect them with a button. Dragging blocks around and wiring by hand work best with a mouse.
From your event to a useful result
Your system sends a verified event. The agent uses only the connected actions you allow, then returns or delivers the result.
Choose how you want to connect
Open the path that matches your job. Every path below exists in the product now.
Start agents from your systemsAvailable
Activate an agent with a webhook start and it mints a unique URL, shown exactly once. The URL's unguessable token is the whole credential - treat it like a password, and re-activate the agent to rotate it. Anything that can POST JSON to that URL can start the agent.
Managed event triggers are live for Telegram messages, GitHub issues opened, GitHub pull requests opened, and new RSS items. Amistio registers the Telegram and GitHub webhooks for you and verifies deliveries before they run - unrecognized or unverified calls get a plain not-found answer.
POST /api/hooks/<secret-token>
Content-Type: application/json
{
"event": "order.ready",
"id": "evt_123"
}Call any API from an agentAvailable
The generic HTTP request operation lets an agent call any service you can reach with a URL. Alongside it, provider connectors for Slack, GitHub, Notion, Airtable, Discord, and Google Sheets ship with reviewed operations.
Bring your own tokens: they are stored encrypted, visible only to you, and never copied when an agent is shared. Where a provider OAuth app is configured, you can connect your account with OAuth instead.
Browse all connectorsBring your own connectorAvailable
Import a connector manifest - a JSON document you supply - and it lands in review. An imported connector never executes until it is published. What you import becomes available on this Amistio service; there is no marketplace.
Teach agents reusable behavior with SkillsAvailable
Skills are reusable instruction packs written in plain language. Create and edit them at /builder/skills, attach up to 8 to an agent step, and release immutable versions. A released skill is shared as a pinned slug@N link, so what others attach is exactly what you released.
Remote MCP serversAvailable
You can connect a remote MCP server today - from the curated directory or any URL you paste - and see the tools it offers. Your agents run those tools as steps: every run first checks the live tool against the details frozen when you added it, read-only tools run on their own, and every other tool waits for your approval.
Inspect the real connector surface
These examples come from the same reviewed platform directory the builder uses. Open one to see every operation, input, and safety rule.
What exists today
Remote MCP servers
You can connect a remote MCP server today - from the curated directory or any URL you paste - and see the tools it offers. Your agents run those tools as steps: every run first checks the live tool against the details frozen when you added it, read-only tools run on their own, and every other tool waits for your approval.
Not offered today
Amistio does not offer a public REST API, public API keys, an SDK, a CLI, or an extension marketplace today.
Connect your systems to agents that do the work
A bigger screen is best for building. On a phone you can read this page and follow its links, and you can still make quick edits to an agent - add blocks, open one to configure it, and connect them with a button. Dragging blocks around and wiring by hand work best with a mouse.