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Connectors

Connectors

Integrations that expose approved tools to agents — the catalog, how installation works, and how access is governed.

A connector is an integration (GitHub, Linear, Notion, Datadog, a CRM, or a custom MCP server) that exposes tools an agent can call. Wato treats connector access as governed infrastructure: a connector is approved per team, individual tools can be allowed or blocked, and agents only ever call tools through the Wato gateway — never with raw credentials.

Catalog vs. team install

There are two layers:

  • Catalog (marketplace) — the set of connectors available in your workspace. Each catalog entry is defined once per org.
  • Team install — a per-team decision to approve and configure a connector. The same catalog connector can be installed for one team, several teams, or the whole org, each with its own credentials and config.

A catalog connector carries metadata like slug, name, vendor, transport, provider, whether authRequired, and a verificationStatus (pendingverified, or auth_required / failed).

Transports & providers

FieldValuesMeaning
transportstreamable_http, stdioHow Wato talks to the MCP server. Most connectors are remote streamable_http.
providercomposio, native/builtin, customComposio-backed connectors use managed OAuth and dynamically generated MCP URLs. Native/builtin connectors use standard OAuth or API-key auth. Custom connectors are ones you add yourself.
sourcebuiltin, customWhether Wato ships the connector or your org created it.

Where to find connectors

LocationWhoWhat you do
Settings → ConnectorsOrg admins (or tools:manage)Browse the marketplace, approve connectors, review requests, create custom MCPs.
Teams → [Team] → ConnectorsTeam membersSee connectors installed for the team and open one to configure or use it.
Teams → [Team] → Connectors → [connector]Team members (config needs tools:manage/team admin)Authenticate, set per-connector config, and sync tools.

If a connector you need isn't approved yet, you can request it; an admin approves or rejects the request.

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