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Stow.What's in the Stow Services Directory: A Tour of Every Integration
ProductApril 19, 20265 min read

What's in the Stow Services Directory: A Tour of Every Integration

Stow supports integrations across communication, productivity, developer tools, databases, deployment, and scheduling — with more in the pipeline. Here's what each one unlocks.

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The Stow Services Directory is where you connect the tools your AI agent will use. Each integration surfaces specific operations that you can allow, require approval for, or block entirely. Here's a complete tour of what's available today — and what it unlocks for your AI workflow.

Communication

Gmail

OAuth
Read and search messagesCreate and manage draftsSend messages (with approval)Manage labels

Email triage, draft generation, inbox summarization, auto-response workflows

Slack

OAuth
Read channels, DMs, and threadsPost messages to DMsPost to channels (with approval)Search workspace content

Channel summarization, automated status updates, meeting follow-up posting, team notifications

AgentMail

API Key
List inboxes and threadsCreate and manage draftsSend messagesGet thread context

AI-native email management, automated inbox handling, programmatic correspondence

Productivity & Documents

Google Drive

OAuth
List and search filesRead file contentsCreate documentsShare files (with approval)

Document summarization, report generation, contract review, meeting note processing

Google Sheets

OAuth
Read spreadsheet dataAppend rowsUpdate cells (with approval)Create sheets

CRM data entry, report automation, weekly metric updates, intake form processing

Notion

API Token
Search pages and databasesRead page contentCreate pagesAppend blocksQuery databases

Knowledge base updates, meeting documentation, project tracking, content calendar management

Airtable

API Token
Read recordsCreate recordsUpdate records (with approval)Filter and search bases

CRM automation, intake processing, content pipeline management, operational database queries

Developer Tools

GitHub

API Token
Read repos, issues, and PRsCreate branches and PRsComment on issuesTrigger workflows (with approval)Merge PRs (with approval)

PR drafting, issue triage, branch creation, code review assistance, CI/CD status checks

Vercel

API Token
View deployment logsCheck deployment statusTrigger builds (with approval)Read environment variable keys

Deployment monitoring, build triggering, log analysis, project status summaries

Neon

API Key
List projects and branchesCreate branchesList databases and rolesDelete branches (with approval)

Database branch management, dev/test environment creation, schema migration workflows

Scheduling

Calendly

API Token
List scheduled eventsManage event types and scheduling links (with approval)

Availability checking, booking link surfacing, meeting scheduling automation

Coming Soon

Integrations in development include:

Discord
Jira
HubSpot
Salesforce
Twilio
Linear
Intercom
Stripe
Supabase

Requesting a New Integration

If a service you rely on isn't in the directory, you can request it. Prioritization is based on request volume, integration complexity, and the security surface area of the service's API. Services with well-scoped OAuth flows and clear API permission models typically move faster through the integration queue.

Connect Your Stack Safely

Every integration with a full permission layer. Connect the services you use, control exactly what AI can do with them.

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Stow Security Team

April 19, 2026