# Koshra integrations > The apps and MCP servers Koshra bots use, how each is reached and the approval rules on each, from our own Koshra workspace. Canonical: https://koshra.com/integrations Last updated: 2026-11-02 Bots reach apps through per-bot MCP servers and app connections. Each bot only gets the apps its role needs, and every tool call is checked against Allow, Ask or Block rules. ## How bots connect - Per-bot MCP server: Each bot gets its own MCP server for this app, with its own key, so access is scoped to that bot. - Nango connection: Reached through a Nango connection. Each role has an allowlist of apps; reads are open and writes stop on an approval card. - Composio connection: Reached through a Composio connection, with a per-bot allowlist so each bot only sees the apps its role needs. - Built in: Part of the Koshra server itself. ## Chat and email - [Slack](https://koshra.com/integrations/slack): Bots read and draft in Slack, and each bot posts under its own role name so you can see who said what. - [Bot email inboxes](https://koshra.com/integrations/email_inboxes): Each bot can have its own email inbox. It reads its mail freely and drafts replies. - [Gmail](https://koshra.com/integrations/gmail): Bots read and draft in your Gmail. Google Workspace can also be connected inside the Koshra app. ## Google Workspace - [Google Calendar](https://koshra.com/integrations/google_calendar): Bots read your calendar to prepare for meetings and propose times. - [Google Drive](https://koshra.com/integrations/google_drive): Bots find and read the files they need for a task. - [Google Docs](https://koshra.com/integrations/google_docs): Bots read docs and draft new ones, such as a brief or a proposal. - [Google Sheets](https://koshra.com/integrations/google_sheets): Bots read and update sheets, such as an account list or a scorecard. - [Google Meet](https://koshra.com/integrations/google_meet): Bots see your Meet calls so a meeting can become a meeting record. - [Google Tasks](https://koshra.com/integrations/google_tasks): Bots read and add to your Google Tasks lists. - [Google Maps](https://koshra.com/integrations/google_maps): Bots look up places and addresses during research. ## CRM and sales - [HubSpot](https://koshra.com/integrations/hubspot): Revenue desks read contacts, companies and deals, and propose clean-ups. - [Twenty CRM](https://koshra.com/integrations/twenty): Bots read and update the open-source Twenty CRM with a key of their own, so every change shows which bot made it. - [Clay](https://koshra.com/integrations/clay): Revenue desks read Clay tables and plan enrichment columns. Only go-to-market bots get it. - [Apollo](https://koshra.com/integrations/apollo): Revenue desks look up companies and people for research and enrichment. ## Projects and engineering - [Plane](https://koshra.com/integrations/plane): Bots track work in the open-source Plane project tracker, each as a member with its own token. - [Linear](https://koshra.com/integrations/linear): Bots read and file issues in Linear. - [ClickUp](https://koshra.com/integrations/clickup): Bots read and update tasks in ClickUp. - [Notion](https://koshra.com/integrations/notion): Bots read pages and databases in Notion for context. - [GitHub](https://koshra.com/integrations/github): Platform and product bots read repositories, issues and pull requests. - [Vercel](https://koshra.com/integrations/vercel): Platform bots read projects and deployments. - [Neon](https://koshra.com/integrations/neon): Platform bots read Neon Postgres projects. ## Content and social - [YouTube](https://koshra.com/integrations/youtube): youtube_desk drafts a title, a thumbnail line and an outline. You upload and publish. - [Instagram](https://koshra.com/integrations/instagram): Content bots read your account to draft replies and next posts. - [Reddit](https://koshra.com/integrations/reddit): Research and mentions bots read public threads. - [Image generation](https://koshra.com/integrations/image_generation): Content and design bots generate draft images through a MiniMax image model. Only those bots get it. - [X](https://koshra.com/integrations/x) (coming soon): Read and draft on X from inside Koshra. x_desk drafts posts today; you post. ## Web research - [Firecrawl](https://koshra.com/integrations/firecrawl): Bots search and scrape public pages when a plain fetch is not enough. - [Scrapling](https://koshra.com/integrations/scrapling): A self-hosted scraper on the Koshra server. Bots fetch public pages and pick out elements with CSS selectors. ## Memory and knowledge - [Hindsight memory](https://koshra.com/integrations/hindsight): Each bot has a private Hindsight memory bank that keeps what it learns and recalls it in later chats. - [Mem0](https://koshra.com/integrations/mem0): A self-hosted Mem0 memory store that bots can read and add to. - [Code graph](https://koshra.com/integrations/graphify): A graph of your code that platform_lead can query to find where things live. - [nao analytics](https://koshra.com/integrations/nao): The nao analytics agent, connected over MCP with OAuth, so bots can ask questions of your data warehouse. ## Platform and connectors - [Voice](https://koshra.com/integrations/voice): Self-hosted speech, so bots can speak replies and take voice input. - [Cloudflare R2](https://koshra.com/integrations/cloudflare_r2): Files the bots make, such as reports and exports, are kept in Cloudflare R2 object storage. - [Nango](https://koshra.com/integrations/nango): A connection layer for many apps. Koshra keeps an allowlist of apps per role and holds every write for approval. - [Composio](https://koshra.com/integrations/composio): A connection layer for many apps. Koshra gives each bot its own allowlist, so it only sees what its role needs. - [Any MCP server](https://koshra.com/integrations/custom_mcp): Add any MCP server over streamable HTTP and its tools appear for the bots you choose, under the same Allow, Ask and Block rules as everything else.