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53 Developer Tools apps.

Connect Claude, Cursor, Codex or any MCP client and it drives the whole platform. Free on every plan, cloud or self-hosted.

Showing 24 of 53 apps

GitHub

GitHub

Developer platform that allows developers to create, store, manage and share their code

Developer Tools19 actions · 14 triggers
YouTrack

YouTrack

JetBrains project management and issue tracking for agile teams.

Developer Tools19 actions · 2 triggers
Snowflake

Snowflake

Data warehouse built for the cloud

Developer Tools14 actions · 5 triggers
Lokalise

Lokalise

Lokalise is a collaborative translation platform.

Developer Tools12 actions · 3 triggers
DigitalOcean

DigitalOcean

Cloud infrastructure provider for developers.

Developer Tools11 actions
Greip

Greip

Detect and prevent fraud in your website or app with Greip's Fraud Prevention API. Protect your business from financial losses and gain better insights into your users.

Developer Tools6 actions · 5 triggers
CloudConvert

CloudConvert

File conversion and processing platform supporting 200+ formats

Developer Tools7 actions · 3 triggers
Jungle Grid

Jungle Grid

Submit async compute jobs, monitor status and logs, and retrieve artifacts from Jungle Grid.

Artificial Intelligence10 actions
Supabase

Supabase

The open-source Firebase alternative

Developer Tools9 actions · 1 trigger
Amazon S3

Amazon S3

Scalable storage in the cloud

Developer Tools8 actions · 1 trigger
Cursor

Cursor

AI-powered code editor with cloud agents that can work on your repositories. Launch agents, monitor their status, and automate code-related tasks.

Developer Tools4 actions · 5 triggers
FTP/SFTP

FTP/SFTP

Connect to FTP, FTPS or SFTP servers

Core8 actions · 1 trigger
Griptape Cloud

Griptape Cloud

Artificial Intelligence5 actions · 4 triggers
PagerDuty

PagerDuty

Incident management workflows for PagerDuty REST API v2.

Developer Tools6 actions · 3 triggers
Azure DevOps

Azure DevOps

Track work, code, and ship software with Azure Boards, Repos, and Pipelines.

Developer Tools6 actions · 2 triggers
Dub

Dub

Dub is the modern link attribution platform for creating, managing, and analysing short links, tracking conversions, and running affiliate programmes.

Marketing6 actions · 2 triggers
Gitea

Gitea

Self-hosted Git service

Developer Tools4 actions · 4 triggers
Netlify

Netlify

Netlify is a platform for building and deploying websites and apps.

Developer Tools4 actions · 4 triggers
Microsoft SQL Server

Microsoft SQL Server

Microsoft's relational database engine, on-premise or as Azure SQL

Developer Tools6 actions · 1 trigger
MongoDB

MongoDB

Developer Tools7 actions
Oracle Database

Oracle Database

Enterprise-grade relational database

Developer Tools6 actions · 1 trigger
Postgres

Postgres

The world's most advanced open-source relational database

Developer Tools6 actions · 1 trigger
Qdrant

Qdrant

Make any action on your qdrant vector database

Developer Tools7 actions
AWS Secrets Manager

AWS Secrets Manager

Developer Tools6 actions

MCP, answered.

MCP is the open standard assistants like Claude and Cursor use to call external tools. Activepieces gives your project one server that exposes 760+ apps to your AI as tools.

Most MCP servers cover one app. Activepieces gives you a single URL that exposes every piece you connect, so your AI calls actions across all of them through one connection.

Enable the server under Settings → MCP Server, copy the URL, and paste it into your client config, such as ~/.cursor/mcp.json. It authenticates over OAuth on first use.

Yes. Activepieces has an MIT-licensed core and is free to start, and the MCP server is included on every plan, including the free cloud tier and any self-hosted deployment.

Connections use OAuth2 with limited scopes and credentials are stored under 256-bit encryption, with no API to retrieve them, so an agent gets scoped access rather than your keys.

Yes. Activepieces is fully self-hostable, the MCP server included, so your connections and data stay in your own environment, at your host root or behind a reverse-proxy subpath.