Apps

The tools you already live in

Okestri talks to GitHub, analytics, issue trackers, mail, design, and calendars. Hire coworkers into roles that use those apps; overnight routines and the morning desk digest keep the hand-over calm. You approve the connection on their site.

Nothing is copied into a mystery box

Each connection is scoped to a project. Agents only see the tools you put on their allowlist. Sending mail, opening a pull request, or touching production still pauses in Inbox unless you wrote a rule that says otherwise.

GitHub

Repos, branches, and draft pull requests.

Point Okestri at the repo you already ship from. It inspects real paths, opens a working branch, and files a draft PR for your team to review.

  • · Inspect the tree and summarize files before planning.
  • · Open a draft pull request when the work is ready for review.

PostHog

Product analytics and usage signals.

Ask how last week went and get an answer grounded in real usage — not a guess pasted into chat.

  • · Query insights and session signals while scoping work.
  • · Cite actual usage when proposing what to build next.

Linear

Issues, projects, and cycles.

Keep delivery visible in the tracker your team already opens every morning, while Okestri runs the agent loop.

  • · Open or update issues beside the desk board.
  • · Stay in sync when the team tracks work in Linear.

Resend

Transactional email and broadcasts.

Draft the follow-up mail from what actually shipped. Sending still waits for your yes.

  • · Send transactional mail when you approve it.
  • · Manage templates and domains without leaving the desk.

Figma

Design files and comments.

Match implementation to the current frame — not a stale screenshot — by reading the live file.

  • · Inspect file structure and comments for context.
  • · Keep Chat and Skills pointed at live Figma URLs.

Cal.com

Scheduling and availability.

Propose a review slot from real availability, without bouncing between calendar tabs.

  • · Read open slots on connected event types.
  • · Draft or book meetings when you allow it.

Google

Drive, Docs, and Sheets.

Pull the brief that already lives in Drive, and file the write-up back where the team looks.

  • · Read Docs and Sheets for project context.
  • · Draft updates that still wait for your publish.

Railway

Deployments and project services.

See what is running in the environments you already deploy to, before an agent proposes a change.

  • · List services and recent deploys for the linked project.
  • · Ground ops questions in the real stack.

Google Analytics

GA4 reports and realtime metrics.

Ground growth questions in traffic and events, not a dashboard screenshot in the chat.

  • · Run standard and realtime GA4 reports.
  • · List properties and custom dimensions when scoping work.

Google Ads

Campaign performance and accounts.

Read paid media performance when a goal needs the real numbers — read-only by default.

  • · Run GAQL performance reports across campaigns.
  • · Inspect budgets and keywords without silent bid changes.

PostgreSQL

Schema and read-only SQL for your data questions.

Paste a Postgres connection string and ask how many orders shipped last week — agents inspect schema and run safe SELECT queries.

  • · Encrypted connection strings in the project vault.
  • · Read-only queries with row caps and write rejection.

MySQL

Tables, columns, and read-only MySQL queries.

Connect MySQL with a connection URL so agents can answer questions about your relational data without write access.

  • · Schema inspection before every query.
  • · Hard blocks on INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, and DDL.

MongoDB

Collections and read-only find/aggregate.

Paste a MongoDB URI and let agents explore collections with find, aggregate, and count — writes stay blocked.

  • · Collection sampling for field discovery.
  • · Rejects insert/update/delete and $out/$merge.

On the way

Not open yet — reachable today as a custom connection once you are on the desk.

Gmail

Coming soon

Google Calendar

Coming soon

Outlook

Coming soon

Microsoft 365

Coming soon

Slack

Coming soon

Notion

Coming soon

Jira

Coming soon

Stripe

Coming soon

Sentry

Coming soon

Vercel

Coming soon

Intercom

Coming soon

HubSpot

Coming soon

Zendesk

Coming soon

Salesforce

Coming soon

Twilio

Coming soon

Help Scout

Coming soon

Freshdesk

Coming soon

Crisp

Coming soon

Front

Coming soon

Gorgias

Coming soon

Klaviyo

Coming soon

Mailchimp

Coming soon

Customer.io

Coming soon

Segment

Coming soon

Mixpanel

Coming soon

Something we don’t list yet

Any MCP endpoint can be added as a custom connection — internal tools included. Company and Custom plans cover that. Tell us what you need to reach.

Ask about a custom connection

Connect the one you use every day first

Most teams start with GitHub. Then they add the tracker or the analytics they already open at 9am.