01
Gmail
Connect one or more Gmail accounts via one-click OAuth to read and send email inside your routines. Tokens stay local on your Mac — nothing passes through BinarCode servers.
09 / Connectors
Your tools, plugged in. Tokens never leave your Mac.
Gmail, Calendar, Slack, Jira, browser automation, and any MCP server — all wired directly into your routines. OAuth tokens live encrypted in local SQLite and refresh silently. No middleware. No cloud in the middle. One-click OAuth is what lets an AI agent run on your Mac without a terminal.
Settings — Connectors
Connected Accounts
Gmail
eduard@binarcode.com · 2 accounts
Connected
Google Calendar
work + personal
Connected
Slack
BinarCode workspace · 4 channels
Connected
Jira / Atlassian
binarcode.atlassian.net
Connect
Telegram
paired bot · agent + vision
Connected
Browser (Playwright)
system Chrome · 1 session
Connected
Custom MCP
HTTP/SSE · stdio
Connect
MCP Servers
GitHubstdio12 tools
Brave Searchstdio3 tools
Tokens encrypted in local SQLite · never uploaded · refresh silently
02
Google Calendar
Read events, meeting details, and schedules so routines can prep your day, send reminders, or block focus time. Connect multiple accounts and choose which calendar each routine uses.
03
Slack channel scoping
Connect your workspace to read and post across channels and DMs, with a channel picker to scope exactly what Routines can see. Per-user membership filtering keeps it from reaching channels you aren't in.
04
Jira / Atlassian via MCP
Search issues, read projects, and create or update tickets in Jira and Confluence via Atlassian's remote MCP with dynamic client registration and PKCE — no shipped client secret. Choose read-only or read-write.
05
Browser automation
One-click setup spawns a Playwright MCP server using system Chrome. Routines can open sites, log in with saved local credentials, fill forms, and extract data from any web app — no API needed.
06
Custom MCP servers
Connect any Model Context Protocol server — remote HTTP/SSE endpoints or local stdio processes (Python scripts, Node apps, CLIs). Routines validates by listing the server's tools, which appear as actions in the editor.
07
MCP management dashboard
A central dashboard lists every connected MCP server with status, transport type, and available tools. Toggle on/off, test connectivity, rename, reconnect, or remove — all in one place.
08
Multi-account & secure token storage
Connect multiple accounts per provider — work + personal Gmail, several Slack workspaces, multiple Jira sites. OAuth tokens live encrypted in local SQLite, refresh silently, and never touch a server.
Every integration. Zero cloud middleman.
Connect your whole stack and let your routines pull from all of it — while tokens stay encrypted on your Mac.
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