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A meeting brief from your mail, calendar and notes, in one request
How an agent builds a meeting brief from Gmail, Google Calendar and Notion through private connections, remembers your format, and never holds a token.
A support agent that issues refunds, with a person on the big ones
A worked example. A support agent reads the ticket, checks the charge in Stripe and issues the refund. Refunds over $100 pause for a person in Slack.
Connect Claude Code to Notion, Slack and GitHub with one MCP server
Add the CoreSpeed MCP server to Claude Code at user scope, sign in once, connect Notion, Slack and GitHub in the dashboard, and verify with manage__whoami.
How to connect two accounts of the same app to one agent
Connect two Slack workspaces or two X handles under one connector, give each an alias, and pass the account argument so each call lands in the right one.
How to register your own MCP server for your whole organization
An org admin registers any HTTPS MCP server as a remote connector; its tools join tools/list under the org__ prefix with the same sign-in, caps and trail.
How to share one app connection with your whole team
Connect an app once as a shared account so every teammate's agent can act through it. Who can share, who can remove, and when to keep a connection private.
needs_reauth explained: what it means and what to do
needs_reauth means an account's upstream grant can no longer be used. Tools stay visible, calls fail, and the fix is reauthorizing in the dashboard.
OAuth connector vs pasting an API key: which to use for each app
Most CoreSpeed connectors use OAuth. Some take a pasted provider key, a few take only that. How the index tells them apart, and how rotation and reauth differ.
What is a remote MCP server, and how do you connect one?
A remote MCP server is reached over HTTPS instead of run as a local process. How sign-in works, and how to add one in Claude Code, Codex and Cursor.
What is a shared connection, and when should you share one?
A shared connection is an app account every member and agent in the org can act through. Private is the default. Here is who can share, remove and reach one.
What is an MCP gateway, and why do agents need one?
An MCP gateway is one remote MCP server that fronts many tools and app accounts behind one sign-in. What that changes for config, credentials, spend and audit.
What is credential custody for AI agents?
Credential custody means the agent asks for an action and the platform performs it with the right account. The agent never holds the token, so a leak exposes no app credential.
When to bring your own OAuth app (Google, Microsoft, Meta) and how
Google, Microsoft and Meta gate shared OAuth apps behind review. An org admin registers your own app: paste client_id and client_secret, match the scopes.
Why your agent should never hold an OAuth token
An agent that holds a token can leak it through a prompt, a log or a transcript. Credential custody lets a platform act with the right account instead.