System families
Potential adapters span source control, cloud, databases, CRM, ticketing, communications, observability, and security tools.
Connectors
Plan explicit operations for external systems so access, credentials, permissions, policy authorization, and execution never collapse into one assumption.
Product direction · In active development
Connector contracts are intended to describe supported operations, inputs, outputs, side effects, idempotency needs, and policy-relevant metadata.
Potential adapters span source control, cloud, databases, CRM, ticketing, communications, observability, and security tools.
Installing a connector, enabling it, assigning credentials, granting permission, and authorizing a request are distinct stages.
Operators should be able to inspect the intended resource and expected side effect before approval.
LNSAT provides the proposed authorization and evidence foundation; connector coverage and contracts are still being developed.
This page does not claim any connector is currently shipped or configured.
An ecosystem in the making
Illustrative connector targets from the product designs. Availability and permissions depend on each future adapter.
Developer tools
Planned targetDeveloper tools
Planned targetData
Planned targetProductivity
Planned targetCommunication
Planned targetProductivity
Planned targetDeveloper tools
Planned targetInfrastructure
Planned targetAI & models
Planned targetProductivity
Planned targetInfrastructure
Planned targetCommunication
Planned target12 planned targets
The future is open
Let’s build an AI ecosystem worth trusting.
