Connect the platforms you already use.

Paste your Reservio Partner API client_id + client_secret + business_id (issued by support@reservio.com). We mint short-lived access tokens via client_credentials and POST JSON:API bookings to /v2/businesses/<id>/bookings on every agent call. Reservio doesn't expose webhooks, so we poll /bookings?sort=-createdAt hourly and surface deltas in your audit log.

Install our plugin (manual ZIP upload until wp.org listing approves). It scans your site, detects every form / shop / booking integration you have, and exposes each as an AAM action. The manifest is served from your own WordPress domain at /.well-known/agent-actions.json. No external hosting needed.

For paid actions on Stripe-merchant tenants. Studio walks the merchant through Connect onboarding once; thereafter every paid action mints a Checkout Session on their connected account with a 1% application fee. Money settles to their bank, not ours.

Connect via Notion's OAuth, pick which databases to expose, and every row becomes an AAM Resource with auto-generated list / get / create / update / delete actions. Schemas stay in sync — when you add a column in Notion, we re-fetch and update the manifest.

Install our Slack app, choose channels, define which actions agents can take in your workspace. Useful for ops use cases: 'agent flagged a fraud signal' → message in #fraud, 'agent wants approval' → slash command in #approvals.

OAuth into your store, pick which collections agents can browse, expose place_order with cart support. We sign every API call with your Shopify Partner credentials so the order is attributed correctly and your reporting stays clean.

OAuth into HubSpot, pick which objects (contacts, deals, tickets) agents may touch. Useful for letting an outbound agent log notes back to your CRM after a call without you scripting Zapier.

Connect via Calendly OAuth. Agents see your live availability and can book on event types you whitelist. We surface 'meeting booked by agent X for user Y' in your audit log so you can spot abuse.

OAuth via Google. Agents only see free/busy unless you grant detailed scope. Useful for letting an agent verify availability before booking through another integration (Reservio, Calendly, your own API).

Personal access token, pick bases, expose tables as AAM Resources. Best for power users who already run their business out of Airtable and want agents to read or update structured rows without API key sharing.

OAuth into Mailchimp. Agents add subscribers to specific lists with double-opt-in policies you set, or trigger pre-built campaigns. Useful for newsletter creators who want a public 'subscribe' agent action without exposing their API key.

OAuth into Zendesk. Agents can open tickets on the user's behalf, search your help center, or pull ticket status. Pairs well with an outbound 'where's my order?' agent that auto-creates a ticket when it can't resolve the question itself.