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Connectors let WPOS reach the tools your agency already runs on. Connect an account once, and WPOS can pull from and push to that tool as part of the work it does on your sites.

What you can connect

WPOS connects to over a thousand external tools, including Gmail, Slack, GitHub, Google Drive, Notion, and the rest of the stack a modern agency uses. The catalog is large and growing.

What this unlocks

  • Pull content or assets from a connected tool straight into a build.
  • Push updates out, for example notifying a Slack channel when a Task finishes.
  • Let a Skill reach across tools as part of a procedure.

How it fits the flywheel

Connectors are the outer ring of the memory flywheel. They extend how far the work can reach, while Playbook, Skills, and Patterns govern how the work is done. Together they let WPOS operate WordPress in the context of your whole toolchain, not in isolation.
1

Connect an account

Authorize the tool from your WPOS account. The connection is stored securely.
2

Use it in the work

Reference the connected tool in the Command Center or inside a Skill.
3

Review before anything leaves

Actions that send data out still pass through Plan mode.
Want your own agent to drive WPOS instead? See MCP.