Use case · Integration Hub

Connect your tools once. Every agent gets them.

An integration hub between your agents and your software: connect your agent to Fabriq, and connect Fabriq’s integrations to your agent — for your team, or for your customers.

The problem

Every agent project rebuilds the same plumbing — OAuth, API clients, token refresh — for every tool it touches.

01

Ten agents × ten tools = a hundred integrations

02

Every copy is a credential to manage

03

Every provider change breaks something

04

The plumbing quietly becomes the product

How one connection becomes every tool

Connect
Point your agent at Fabriq

One MCP-compatible endpoint — not one integration build per tool.

Link
Connect your tools centrally

Prebuilt connectors, OpenAPI import, MCP servers, and Postgres with guardrails.

Grant
Choose what each agent gets

Per agent and per user — agents see only the tools they're granted.

Call
Everything routes through the hub

Checked, credentialed, and logged on the way through.

See it

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⬡ Agentic Fabriq
OutlookGmailSlackGitHubyour APIPostgres

CONNECT YOUR AGENT ONCE — EVERY INTEGRATION FABRIQ HAS IS AVAILABLE TO IT

Capabilities

What you get

01
Prebuilt connectors for the tools you run.
Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Slack, and GitHub — connect once, grant per agent.
02
Import an OpenAPI spec.
Your internal API becomes agent-usable tools automatically.
03
Plug in MCP servers.
Register a remote server and Fabriq discovers its tools.
04
Postgres with guardrails.
Read-only queries, checked before they ever run.
05
Reach behind your firewall.
An outbound-only encrypted tunnel — no inbound ports to open.
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One endpoint for every agent.
Anything MCP-compatible connects to the whole hub at once.

The payoff

Ten agents and ten tools become one integration — instead of a hundred.

Questions

Common questions

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