CONNECTORS

Anything in.
Anything out.

Anything that can emit or accept state is a connector. The list below is where we started, not where it stops.

Signal in

Webhooks
Any HTTP source. Stripe, Calendly, your own app.
YAML and JSON files
Drop a file in a watched path. Caelion reads it as state.
API publish
POST a document. The schema is yours; the foundry maps it.
Semantic search
A saved query that matches new material is a catalyst.
Email and calendar
Google Workspace and Microsoft 365, read and write.
Meeting transcripts
Zoom, Meet, Teams and Fireflies-style feeds.
Forms and chat
Website forms, Intercom, Slack channels.
Databases
Postgres, MySQL and BigQuery tables as live sources.

Action out

Email send
Drafted by an agent, approved by you or not, your choice.
Slack and Teams
Reactions post where the team already is.
Webhooks out
Every state change can call any URL.
Documents
Proposals, QBR decks and summaries, generated and filed.
Task systems
Linear, Jira, Asana, Notion.
Billing
Stripe and Chargebee objects created from won deals.

Both ways

MCP
Caelion is an MCP server. Your assistant of choice reads and writes state.
REST and GraphQL
The whole model, every field, no hidden UI-only data.
Warehouse sync
Snowflake and BigQuery, bidirectional.
Other CRMs
Run Caelion beside Salesforce or HubSpot while you migrate, or forever.
Files
S3, Drive, SharePoint. State goes out as YAML; edits come back as catalysts.
Your code
SDKs in TypeScript and Python. A foundry is a function if you want it to be.

THE RULE

If it can emit or accept state, it is a connector.

There is no approval process for a new connector because a connector is a foundry with a transport. Point one at a source, declare the mapping, and it is a catalyst. Point a reaction at a destination and it is an action. The list on this page grows because you extend it, not because we ship a marketplace.

kind: connector
name: field-notes
transport:
  watch: s3://acme-crm/notes/**/*.yaml
as: catalyst
foundry: notes-to-commitments

EARLY ACCESS

Build it with us.

Tell us your signal sources. We will map the first foundry with you.