The Model Context Protocol, an open standard that lets an AI use a service's tools. Kalyos plugs into it for you.

Can Kalyos act without me?

No. It reads right away, but every action that changes something waits for your approval.

My tool is not in the list?

If it has an MCP server, add it by its address, with an access key if needed.

Connectors

Your tools plugged in over MCP, so Kalyos works where you work.

A connector links Kalyos to a tool you already use, through the MCP protocol. Most plug in with a few clicks, no key to copy. Kalyos uses them when a request needs them: it reads right away, and asks for your approval before it changes anything.

What you can do

[01]Plug in a tool with a few clicks
[02]Choose the tools Kalyos may use
[03]Approve each action that changes something
[04]Add your own MCP server

60 connectors to plug in

And your own MCP server, by its address.

Notion

Linear

GitHub

Supabase

Stripe

Canva

Airtable

Vercel

Miro

Shopify

Zapier

Sentry

GitLab

Netlify

PostHog

Hugging Face

Cloudflare

Railway

Fly.io

Buildkite

Postman

Datadog

Grafana

Resend

Replicate

Apify

Tavily

Lovable

Neon

Prisma

PlanetScale

Amplitude

Mixpanel

Jira et Confluence

monday.com

ClickUp

Todoist

Calendly

Webflow

Wix

Framer

Cloudinary

PayPal

Square

Bitly

Intercom

Close

Make

Egnyte

+11

And 11 more

Your MCP server

Example requests

“Create the Linear tickets for this meeting's actions”

Connectors

Frequently asked questions [04]

Plug in your tools

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