Integrations

Your tools, where your agents already are.

Connect Linear, Notion, Google Calendar, GitHub, Stripe, and more via the Model Context Protocol. Agents read fresh data and push resolutions back — no copy-paste, no context switching, every action audited.

Integrations

Your agents pull real data.

Boardbox agents don’t just talk — they connect to the tools you already use. Pull revenue from Stripe, tickets from Linear, docs from Notion, and events from Google Calendar. Every tool call is logged, every data load is traceable.

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Linear

Issues, projects, and sprint workflows

GitHub

Repositories, PRs, issues, and CI/CD

Notion

Documents, databases, and wikis

Slack

Messages, channels, and workspace data

Stripe

Payments, subscriptions, and revenue

PostHog

Product analytics and feature flags

Google Drive

Files, documents, and spreadsheets

Google Calendar

Events, scheduling, and availability

Sentry

Error tracking and performance monitoring

Mixpanel

User analytics, funnels, and retention

Meta Ads

Ad campaigns, performance, and spend

Google Ads

Campaigns, keywords, and reporting

RevenueCat

Subscriptions and subscriber analytics

Figma

Design files, components, and comments

Intercom

Customer conversations and support data

More integrations shipping every week. Request yours at hello@tryboardbox.com

Open protocol

MCP-native. Not a closed plugin ecosystem.

Boardbox connects to your tools via the Model Context Protocol— an open standard for connecting language models to data sources and actions. Anyone can publish an MCP server. Boardbox treats them as first-class. You’re not waiting for us to build an integration; if the MCP server exists, you can connect it.

ChatGPT plugins

OpenAI decides which integrations exist. You wait for the platform to add yours.

Boardbox MCP

Open protocol. Community ecosystem. Connect any MCP server, today.

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Bidirectional

Read fresh data. Push real outputs.

Integrations work both directions. An agent reads your current Linear issues, your last 30 days of Stripe charges, your upcoming GCal events. Then, when the thread resolves, it pushes the output back — a new Linear ticket, a Notion page, a calendar event — after approval.

Audit

Every call is logged. Every action is reviewable.

Every tool call — read or write — is recorded with the user, agent, workspace, timestamp, target, and response. Inside any thread, tool calls appear inline as traces so you can see what the agent did, when, and why. No hidden retrieval, no silent writes.

Inline traces

Every tool call appears in the thread as it happens. No hidden retrieval.

Audit log

Full history of who/what/when across all integrations. Searchable.

Approval gate

External writes never push silently. You see the action, approve it, and it goes.

Scoping

Workspace-scoped. Always.

Integrations are tied to a workspace. Your Professional Stripe connection cannot be reached from your Personal workspace — the OAuth token is scoped at the database layer. Spin up a separate workspace for a side project, connect a separate set of integrations, no cross-pollination.

FAQ

Common questions

What's MCP?
Model Context Protocol — an open standard for connecting language models to data sources and tools. Anthropic published it in late 2024; the ecosystem of MCP servers has grown quickly since. Boardbox is MCP-native, which means any tool with an MCP server can plug in without us writing a custom integration.
Which tools are supported today?
Linear, Notion, GitHub, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Stripe, PostHog, Slack, and a growing list of community MCP servers. See the Changelog for what we shipped last; if a tool has an MCP server, it works.
Are my OAuth tokens secure?
Yes. OAuth tokens are encrypted at rest and scoped to the workspace they were granted in. Every tool call is logged with the user, agent, workspace, and target — so you can audit exactly what every agent did, when.
Can my agents write to Linear / Notion / GCal?
Yes — but external writes go through an approval gate. The agent drafts the call ("create Linear ticket X", "add Notion page Y"), shows you what will be sent, and pushes only after you accept. No silent writes to your work tools.
How is this different from ChatGPT integrations?
ChatGPT integrations are first-party plugins ChatGPT runs against specific services. MCP is an open protocol — any team can ship an MCP server and Boardbox can use it. We don't decide which integrations exist; the ecosystem does. External write calls run inside Boardbox's approval gate, not the model provider's.

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