AkiliAkili
Integrations

Meet your team where it already works.

An AI platform earns its keep outside the chat window — in Slack threads, support widgets, editors, and the tools that hold your actual work.

15

MCP connectors

Shipped in the apps catalog

15 KB

Webchat widget

Shadow DOM, zero dependencies

10

Widget languages

English to Kiswahili to Arabic

5

Slack & Teams bots

Five of each, on Team plans

Channels

Four places an agent can show up

Slack & Microsoft Teams

Deploy any agent as a bot where your team already talks. Team plans include five deployments on each.

Embeddable webchat

A one-script widget for your own website — Shadow DOM so it never clashes with your styles, an origin allowlist enforced server-side, and roughly 15 KB gzipped. WordPress, Wix, and Webflow guides included.

VS Code

An AI coding assistant in the editor: chat participant, inline completions, workspace indexing into your knowledge base. Installed directly from us today.

Mobile

An Android app is available today, with iOS coming soon. The web app is responsive and installable as a PWA on any device.

Tools over MCP

Akili speaks the Model Context Protocol, so agents can use external tools and data sources through a typed boundary. The apps catalog ships connectors for:

  • GitHub
  • GitLab
  • Linear
  • Jira
  • Notion
  • Google Drive
  • Airtable
  • Asana
  • Slack
  • Microsoft Teams
  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • MongoDB
  • Fetch
  • Puppeteer

Plus Google Workspace — Gmail, Calendar, Docs, Drive — as a first-class integration on Team plans and up, and any MCP server you run yourself.

And an API for the rest

Generate API keys from Pro up and drive the platform programmatically. Developers publishing to the marketplace get a Publisher REST API, webhooks, and developer keys — documented in API & MCP servers.

FAQ

Integration questions

Short answers, nothing hiding in a footnote.

It can't, in either direction. The widget renders inside Shadow DOM, so your site's CSS can't break it and it can't leak styles into your site. The bundle is zero-dependency and around 15 KB gzipped.

No — it's an identifier, and it's safe to ship in your HTML. The real gate is the origin allowlist: origins are allowlisted server-side, so the widget only works on domains you've registered, no matter who copies your embed code.

Webchat deployment starts on Pro with 1 widget — Starter includes 2, Max and Team 3, and Business is unlimited. MCP connections and API keys follow the same shape: 1 on Pro, 2 on Starter, 3 on Max and Team, unlimited on Business and Enterprise.

A typed boundary. An agent sees exactly the operations a server exposes — nothing more. Connector credentials are encrypted at rest, like every other secret in the platform.

Yes, on Pro and up. Add it under Settings → MCP servers, then grant it to the agents that should be able to use it — tools are per-agent, not global. The agent's tool calls then appear in its transcripts, reviewable in the agent inbox.

Gmail, Calendar, Docs, and Drive are a first-class integration on Team plans and up. Below that, you can still reach Google Drive through the MCP connector catalog.

Pro plans and up can generate API keys and chat with agents programmatically, or wire Akili into systems the catalog doesn't cover. Developers publishing to the marketplace also get a separate Publisher REST API with webhooks and developer keys.

Put an agent where your users are

One script tag for your site, or a bot in the channel your team already lives in.