Modeus/Integrations

Connect the providers and tools Modeus can use.

Modeus can route a task step to an approved AI provider, file source, browser action, or business tool. Availability and access depend on the connections and permissions configured for the deployment.

Connection types

Each connection has a specific job.

A connection can provide context, run a model, perform a permitted action, or verify a result.

01

Model providers

Route generation, reasoning, coding, multimodal, and retrieval steps across the providers approved for the deployment.

Reason
02

Files and knowledge

Use selected documents, repositories, structured data, and workspace memory without replaying unrelated history.

Context
03

Browser and desktop tools

Carry out permitted navigation, data entry, collection, and local work with user-visible boundaries.

Act
04

Business systems

Read or write approved records where a connector, account permission, and workflow policy allow it.

Operate
05

Verification systems

Run tests, queries, checks, or comparisons that can prove whether the finished result meets its definition of done.

Verify

Connection lifecycle

Access is limited by the connection and task.

Connecting a service does not give Modeus unrestricted access. The configured capability, account scope, workspace, and workflow rules determine what it can read or change.

  1. Authorize

    Connect an approved account or tool.

    Authentication and scopes should identify what the connection can read or change.

  2. Scope

    Tie access to a workspace or workflow.

    Modeus receives the context needed for the task rather than a vague permanent mandate.

  3. Use

    Route the relevant step.

    The system records the source, model or tool, action, and result that moved the task forward.

  4. Review

    Inspect sensitive or consequential actions.

    Review requirements depend on the operation, deployment policy, and system-of-record boundary.

  5. Revoke

    Remove access when it is no longer needed.

    Connection removal should stop future use; product-specific retention behavior must match the deployed service.

Evaluate a connection

Ask what it can do and what it cannot.

A responsible integration page distinguishes capability from availability and authorization from execution.

Capability

Supported operation

Read, write, search, execute, or verify, named precisely.

Availability

Deployment status

Provider and system support can vary by plan, region, and configuration.

Permission

Authorized scope

The connected account and granted scopes bound the available action.

Evidence

Recorded result

The source and outcome stay connected to the task that used them.

Bring your actual systems

Map a deployment around your workflow.

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